Family Date Night!

Labor Day weekend started out with a two-day multi-family garage sale in our driveway.  Temps were in the 90s and it was very humid, but we survived.  Barely.

And everyone made money!  We celebrated having a great garage sale by having a family date at Andy's on Sunday.  Isn't this a wonderful sign to see?  It beckons us to come on in and have some yum.  :)

Now this is what life is all about:  family, together, and ice cream.  A great combination.  This is tongue-in-cheek humor, of course.  And tongue-licking lips, and lip-smacking good.  :)

Sun in their eyes

Our yum-yum, waiting for us behind the window...

Fernando thinks he has to look at the camera whenever I take a picture.  Jacob is simply goofing off.

See?  Lots of fun, laughter, and yummy in our tummy.

Thomas paid for a root beer out of his own money so he could make his own root beer float.

Best brothers and buds, sharing a seat.

This is what frozen custard does to our boys.  They're pretty normal otherwise...

The more serious-but-still-slightly-goofy brother picture.

I love my family.


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Christine

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A Typical Friday Evening

I brought my Ellie with me this Friday evening so that I can share with you what I see on our typical Friday evenings throughout the summer.

There is this great family, and they host Ultimate Frisbee games throughout the summer.  We have been going/watching/playing for, oh, about five years, and we have seen the number of people grow with each year.

There is a "high school" field:

Thomas makes a great block!

And a "college" field:

They had been playing awhile!

Here are some other random shots, and I have to warn you--I didn't pull out my camera until after 8:00pm, and the light was terrible. So the images "are what they are."

Danny and Phil go for the Frisbee.  Double fail!

Joseph makes a block.  He also scored a goal--woohoo!!

Not afraid to chase a girl if she's going for the Frisbee.

I also had a fun time chatting with Jacque (pronounced "Jackie") and her darling three-year-old daughter, who decided she really liked me.  We had a fascinating conversation about everything from best friends to "light bugs."  All in all, a lovely evening.

Megan

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Christine

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