Rumple Summertime Fun

Summer 2010 has been full of fun in the Rumple house. Here are some pictures of our fun days...

Henry and Lucie enjoying the zoo (and their snacks) in Henry's cool ride.

After the zoo, Henry and I headed to the fountain at City Park to cool off.

July 4th was fun this year - Henry's first time to see the fireworks (and he got to stay up way past his bedtime!) Our friend Warren invited us to his downtown high rise, Glass House, to watch the Coor's Field fireworks display. It was an amazing view!

Enjoying a yummy outdoor lunch on a beautiful Denver day.

Oh, Henry!! It's no secret that our boy LOVES to eat...

Memorial Day Weekend Trip to Springfield

Springfield was a great time this year! We celebrated Carlene and Emily's birthdays, Cory played golf (and didn't play well...), I had a sushi/Sex and the City girl's night, Henry ran in the sprinkler and went swimming, Grandma and Grandpa took Henry to the zoo, we had a Memorial Day picnic at Washington Park, and we went to see Grandpa Val's new house! It was miserably humid the entire time, but worth it to see the people we love!

Henry got his first fever while we were in Springfield, and it turns out he had a virus called Roseola. The virus is most common in kids from 6 months to 2 years. It causes a fever for several days, and then a rash all over the body. So, now the temp is gone, but there is a nasty rash all over poor Henry! We went to the doctor this morning. There really is nothing they can do, so it has to just run its course... No fun!

Great trip, but glad to be home.

Emily's Graduation

Emily graduated from the University of Illinois at Springfield with her bachelor's degree in Biology! She is the first of the Yocom siblings to get her bachelor's degree and we are SO proud of her!!! Great job, Emily!

Mother's Day and the BIG 2-9

I had a great Mother's Day and 29th birthday. We went to H-Burger for some good food - I had the veggie burger and a DELICIOUS milkshake (Nutella and roasted marshmallows).... Great spending time with my boys.