4th of July!

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July 4th was Atticus's first holiday! We got to go hang out in Wenatchee, which was wonderful to enjoy their nice warm weather. Sadly, we were only there about two days. But we got to see fireworks, have our baby dedicated and see some good friends!


My mom and Atticus, kicking and having fun
Cherries, Ryan's favorite part of summer in Wenatchee!
Us by the Columbia on the 4th
Wenatchee is so Beautiful!! I miss you!
Dad and Atty hanging out.


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