We are here at N&Gpa's for a total of 2 weeks. What a fun, relaxing, and beautiful place to be! Here is a glimpse into the first week.....
Good sleeping because of all of the playing hard everyday
fun mornings with Uncle Josh and Nana...and Grandpa (not featured here).
Good ol' Uncle Josh - he got a good glimpse of everyday life for us. Phew! There is never a dull moment.
Levi not wanting to take "one more picture".
working in the yard and garden
playing with Prissy the cat
enjoying an evening of Bocci ball and Papa John's pizza for supper.
busting out the 2 man tent and roasting marshmellows with a candle
David kept wanting to blow out the candle...he was quite the kidster!
enjoying the deck and admiring the grandparents
Trini sitting in her great-grandmother Memi's high chair when she was a wee Lassy. She will be 97 this year!
enjoying the yard
Great grandma Memi who was so thrilled to hold her for the first time.
Bocci ball with grandpa
Doing a little of Geo-cache-ing on the Lanana Creek Trail. If you don't know what it is find out and do it! It is funner than sumfin that a lot o' FUN!
heading to the park for a picnic
eating lots and lots of ice cream
drinking from Dad's Camelpak
meeting cousin Billy and aunt Noah Beth for the first time
playing Hi Ho Cherry O and pouring water
Biking almost everyday.....EVERYONE...except Trini.
Falling off the bike
Fishing with Grandpa and catching 10 fish in 1 hour! If you look close you can see the fish on the line in front of the cement pillar
Having a camp fire with s'mores was a huge treat!
not to mention the hugs, the popcicles, the movies in English, the free babysitting, planting some treesflowers, and beans in the garden, wrestling, bug hunting, Dollar General shopping, seeing friends, and revisiting where we lived and worked when we first married.
the castle park,
more ice cream,
David in Grandpa's Dutch wooden shoes,
trying on more hats....while eating,
coloring the dinosaurs on JUMBO coloring pages,
enjoying Nana's sweet company on the deck and at the snowball stand,
helping Grandpa work,
getting a piano lesson from Great granda Mimi,
bird watching,
kissing baby fat,
attending a wedding of a dear frined from college,
jumping on the moonwalk,
enjoying yummy food and dance at the wedding,
taking family pictures,
and enjoying nice strolls outside at dusk! The kids have handled the transition well and are enjoying their grandparents. It is amazing how they just know they are special people. David is always asking about different people we have seen and been with recently as if to say, "Are we going to see them today?" It has been sweet and unforgetable.
