All together - Aaron, Kenzie, Mary, Carly, Sarah, Emma, Grace and Owen:
Kenzie and Mary were two peas in a pod - they hit it off quite well - similar 2nd child personalities:
Emma and Carly - again very similar personalities!
Grace - love those blue eyes!
Heidi and I:
Orville, Heidi, Amy and Paul:
Orville - what in the world is THAT thing?:
Owen and Aaron:
Saturday morning, we left bright and early, to get to Tri-Cities by 10 am. The time change helped and we made great time! Our last stop was to the Stokers. Not long after we arrived, we went to the river with the younger kids for a couple hours. They brought a canoe and there was some time reliving the "old days" of canoeing when we really camped in the summers. The boys used to love swamping the canoe - not so much anymore - what? are they getting old?!?!
Swimming around in the river:
Saturday morning, we left bright and early, to get to Tri-Cities by 10 am. The time change helped and we made great time! Our last stop was to the Stokers. Not long after we arrived, we went to the river with the younger kids for a couple hours. They brought a canoe and there was some time reliving the "old days" of canoeing when we really camped in the summers. The boys used to love swamping the canoe - not so much anymore - what? are they getting old?!?!
Swimming around in the river:
Carly and Mallory taking a turn:
Kate didn't wanna be left out - so Mike took her around a bit:
Kate, Karri and I - just hangin' around and chattin' - it's what we do best!
The last turn went to Paul and Aaron:
Then it was out to dinner, just us adults. We attended their ward with them on Sunday. Then enjoyed dinner and a bit more chatting with the Stokers before we headed home for good. Kate:
Kate didn't wanna be left out - so Mike took her around a bit:
Kate, Karri and I - just hangin' around and chattin' - it's what we do best!
The last turn went to Paul and Aaron:
Then it was out to dinner, just us adults. We attended their ward with them on Sunday. Then enjoyed dinner and a bit more chatting with the Stokers before we headed home for good. Kate:






1 comment:
I love that song and some day when I have a cello I'm going to make Nanna do a duet with me. Too bad you can't sing...hmmm...maybe Morgan:-)
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