Thanks Mimi and Pop-Pop for another week of memories!!
You'll notice some interesting effects by our oldest sons who decided to play around with the settings on my camera! There are too many pictures for one post, so consider this part I.
Sunday morning we had our own church service. Pop-Pop's brother and his wife joined us... We shared our favorite scriptures, one thing we are grateful for, and sang lots of worship/Bible songs.
Pop-Pop is such a good playmate. Whenever there was down time, he was asked to play a card game, go for a bike ride, take a trip in the kayak, play ladder ball, work on a crossword puzzle etc. He always willingly obliged and in the process made loads of memories with the kiddos!!
The guys are eyeing up the next home improvement project...trying to figure out how to rig a makeshift outdoor shower. Check back for Part 2 for the grand unveiling :)!
Bingo was the kid friendly activity on Saturday -something everyone can play:)... and it was candy bar bingo!!! YUM!
Breakfast helper of the day...which of course equates to "breakfast taster" of the day...someone has to be in charge of quality control:)!!
Keeping busy... these boys have a strategy...this is no simple play time!
The 'hostess with the mostest'...My mom wore many hats during our visit...master chef, domino queen, kayak granny, nail technician, referee...you get the picture. She makes everyday such fun for all of us!! This picture is the work of C and P who were playing with the camera and experimenting a bit...
2 heads are better than one!! P and Pop-Pop worked on a crossword almost daily~
Coordinating cuties... this day we were on Uncle Duane and Aunt Linda's boat...they took us on a tour of the lake and then dropped anchor at a sand bar where we met up with many of their friends from the campground...the kids had a blast swimming and jumping from one raft to another...
One of my favorite outings was a trip to a restaurant that boasts of the hummingbird population which frequent their place because of the many feeders they have set up...despite getting lost, we were not disappointed.We arrived near dusk--perfect timing to observe them feeding!! I love watching these amazing creatures and there were about 40 to 50 of them dive bombing the feeders and each other constantly.After sipping the nectar, they would alight on nearby bushes which was equally fascinating because these wonders are so incredibly tiny. P took this picture on Mimi's camera.