Yesterday, Computer Geek, Weston and I went to a local lake accompanied by daughters Em and Gnome and their children. We spent a couple of hours watching kids play in the water until a sudden storm raced across the mountain. A beach ball flew across the sand, the umbrella turned inside out, and baby Chunk whimpered at the sudden cold. Until then, we spent an enjoyable two hours and we all came home a little tanner.
Grandson Chunk had fun throwing rocks on Grandma's chair
Pinque and Avatar
Chunk
Weston, Chunk, Em, Pinque, and Avatar
Fun on the paddleboat
Ah...see what I mean? Summer.
I love these trees growing in the water.
They made it back in the paddleboat right before the storm hit!
A happy Avatar!
Chunk with bottle, Grandpa's cell phone, and Mommy.
Doesn't this look like a blue tornado?
Chunk
Weston, Chunk, Em, Pinque, and Avatar
Fun on the paddleboat
Ah...see what I mean? Summer.
I love these trees growing in the water.
They made it back in the paddleboat right before the storm hit!
A happy Avatar!
Chunk with bottle, Grandpa's cell phone, and Mommy.
Doesn't this look like a blue tornado?
I'm thankful for loving family and warm summer days.
Great photos. Loving those backward shots. And the blue tornado. Wow. Looks like a fun day.
ReplyDeleteAuntie M: Yeah, I'm having fun with those backward shots. It was a nice day---you should have come over.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI have several photos of my little chunk with the very same cell phone and similar bottle. Boys!
Jill: That's funny! Even at a young age males are comforted by technology!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous pictures...in fact they all are, I just browsed a bit, and you have such a beautiful family to be so proud of.
ReplyDeleteDebbie: Thank you! I appreciate having you pop on over! I was over on your site a little earlier and was envious of your fun girls night out. Still crossing my fingers on your giveaway. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Randi
ReplyDeleteI think I'm drawn to water too.
Lovely photos and thanks for introducing me to my very first blue tornado.
Ken: There's something very calming, yet invigorating, about being near water. It was my first blue tornado too! :)
ReplyDeleteA blue tornado? I never heard of it before. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures full of smiles and beauty. Just wonderful.
septembermom: Alas, the blue tornado exists only in my mind. :) Nothing like being near water in the summer, eh?
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