Saturday, September 25, 2010

She has a need for speed

Glad they had one just our size at camp

And glad Jack had a small quad to ride, even though it did have more power than some of the bigger ones (something about most are 80's and this was a 90)

And let me tell you, Mary used all of its power...on this straight stretch, she gunned it with everything she had!!
I was thankful for my Dads camera so I could set it on a fast setting and catch quite a few pics.
I think Sunny was telling her to SLOW down girl!
I was very grateful to Sunny for taking Mary (and for keeping one hand on the wheel at all times)
There they go buzzing by me again. (It was the perfect area, they could basically go down the path pictured above which is their driveway into camp...but they are the last camp, so we knew without a doubt that they wouldn't encounter any traffic)
Then they would turn around in the yard and go again, and again, and again!
Sunny just kept saying, "this girl has a need for speed" and Mary was loving every second of it. I on the other hand was a tad nervous, but she did great!

We had a great weekend away...and Mary will NEVER forget this weekend, thanks to Aunt Sunny and Jacks quad.

Too cute for a title

So I couldn't come up with a clever title...but these pics just make me smile. While at camp, we went for a walk...almost all of us. I was bringing up the rear and when I walked around one of the last bends, this is what I saw. And yes, that is our little Bee. She was walking with her *cousin* "C" (we call him a cousin because he is my sister-in-laws nephew and we are at all family functions together and I don't want to put his name b/c I didn't ask, but since I am being so vague and all you can see is his back, I think we are O.K.)
He has a little sister, so he is quite used to being around little girls, and so he and Bee really became buddies this weekend. (his mom and dad were just behind them and they were cracking up)
How cute is this??
And there is the rest of the gang, on the other side of the soy bean field...like I said, there were a LOT of us.
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Out for a walk

It was quite a long walk, so Bee needed a ride.
(I was still suffering greatly from my back injury, so I couldn't give her a boost. I noticed in the pic above how slumped over I still was. Didn't know if I could make the walk, but it felt pretty good, and was probably quite good for me)
Boo enjoyed checking out the path with her Daddy
He is the best Daddy with his girls.
Bee found this beautiful flower for me.
(If you look closely in our family pic, I was wearing it behind my ear)





Bee really enjoyed posing for me, and it was great because I got to experiment with a different setting.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Not as easy as it looks

Mary found out that eating a hot dog is not as easy as it looks--
when you are missing one of your two front teeth. :)

But she managed!
Nothing beats a hot dog cooked over a camp fire...well, nothing but a good 'ol smore that is.
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Labor Day Weekend

While at camp, we drove down to see Yogi Bear
He just isn't quite as cute as those models standing beside him.
Love these girls!!
Daddy loves camp fires...especially when he ends of with both of his girls on his lap. It was such a nice weekend!
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Silly Girls

Enjoying her chocolate chip muffin
G-O-O-F-Y
Wild and crazy
Just plain silly
Pictures taken Labor Day weekend up at camp.
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Soccer

Mary has taken up the sport of soccer
(without any coaxing by her mother...she has always wanted to play)
Taken right before her first practice.
She was SO ready to go.
But she was rather enjoying the photoshoot as well.
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T.J. Football

A few weekends ago, the girls and I went to watch one of my nephews play football.
Below, the cheerleaders are ready for the guys to come through. The National Anthem
It was SUCH a hot day, but I was prepared with a misting fan...and we all enjoyed it, thanks to Sarah!
Enjoying the sunshine.
And he got to go in during the 4th quarter. (2nd player in black from the bottom)
T.J. stomped South Park. (which happens to be our school district)
It was a good game!