Sunday, June 22, 2008
Celebrating 6 Years Married at Medieval Times
We decided we would go to this Dinner Theater over the week end of our anniversary. It just so happened that it being fathers day weekend as well they had a Dad's get in free deal. It was so much fun. We had a really great time eating dinner with only our hands. Ripping into the chicken and spare ribs and sipping our tomato bisque from a bowl. It was a blast. Seeing all the fun games they played back then and the fancy horses and their tricks was thrilling.




Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Tea Party
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Pictures from Barbeque
We held a Barbeque in Honor of the Fourth year Dental Students leaving us this year. We will miss them all. Sorry some pictures are a little fuzzy but that was all I had. Good luck to all.
Home Made Princess Dresses
McKayla is really into Dressing up and Dancing right now. So I put together some fun outfits, a huge tutu, a Cinderella Dress, a purple ruffled gathered dress, a black evening ball gown and a pink pleated tea party dress. She loves them, always wanting to wear them and turn on music she can move and prance around in. I love that she is so girlie.
Duck hunting, sort of.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Devin's School Spring Break
Well in a last minute decision we decided to go for it and drive to Florida. We maped it all out and stayed at a couple camp grounds on the way there and back. We were in North Carolina then Daytona Beach the next night. On to Miami for a week end cruise that sailed to the Bahamas, it was so great and relaxing and we realized we should have done that at the end of the trip. After Miami we drove to Orlando and spent 5 days there. We went to 3 different Disney's theme parks, Animal Kingdom, Blizzard Beach and of course Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom. After we packed that all in we drove to Savannah Georgia then the rest the way home. It was a blast here are some pictures.



























































