Sunday, July 26, 2009

Another great family Saturday!


This is the yummy homemade from scratch pizza that I made for Friday night's dinner. Being a stay at home grandma has given me time to do a few more things. I like it!!! Isaac told me about the pizza they had made, and Heidi sent me the recipe. It was great!


Saturday we had a barbeque. The kids were able to run through the sprinklers.


The gator is ALWAYS a big attraction.


Rilynn and England were super heros all day. They had a great time pushing each other around, sitting on the gator and the lawnmower, pretending, etc.


The barbeque was for Ann, Richard's girlfriend. She hadn't met much of the family except Phillip, Stan and I. Alex and his family and Rachel and Endrit drove up to meet her. We all had a great time. Ann had just finished up a 'dig' in Alaska, doing research on the living and the dead. Research about teeth. She was chosen as one of only 15 throughout the U. S. to go up and help with this research. Smart girl!


Richard brought the 3 wheeler that he has modified. Everyone had a really good time riding it. The smiles say it all.


The super heros had a great time, wind rushing beneath their capes as they saved the day!


Richard was a hero for bringing such a fun toy to play with.


I should have put the picture of Bridger in as the 'beginning'. He was not happy at ALL. This is the 'end' picture. He had a great time.


Maclain and Alex had a great time.
For me the visit was a little hard, knowing that this might be the last time that England would spend with these cousins....at least for a long, long time.
But good memories were made. It was a great day for all.

5 comments:

Heidi said...

What a cute picture of Richard and Ann! Looks like y'all had fun!

Unknown said...

Looks like a good time was had by all. Ann looks like a lovely person. Can't wait to meet her! Something tells me this may be a lasting thing.

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Michael said...

What wonderful pictures! I love the capes!