The Park

After lunch, we spent the afternoon at the park.  It gave the little ones a chance to play and the grown-ups some uninterrupted visiting time.  In fact, I think we spent over 3 hours there, and could have spent longer. :)

Ian climbing on the rock wall.  This is his second time on it, because I didn't have my camera out the first time. :)

 My cute Elise.  She didn't feel good, but still got to play a little bit.

 Adam and Logan, who still act like kids even though they are both adults.

This is how Elise spent a lot of her afternoon.  Poor little girl.

 This girl is just a cutie pie.  

 Paige discovered a little bug and spent a while watching it and playing with it.  I can't count the number of times she'll come to me with a bug (alive or dead).  She LOVES them.

These two sweet girls walked over to the curb and sat down.  They were so cute and sweet to watch.  I love seeing my children love each other.

And then they walked back over to the playground together.  It was hard for Merry Grace to hold Paige's hand because she wouldn't take that thumb out of her mouth. :)

Logan thought it would be a good idea to get in the baby swing.  And he got stuck.  We probably got our biggest laugh of the day watching him get in and out of this swing.  What a fun kid he is!!!

Ian and his cousin Davin spent most of their time playing at the river with Logan and Davin's dad Mitch.  They had a great time getting to know one another and playing together.

Cute Davin

 Mitch and Shiela's little girl, Delia (second from left) and my three cuties.

 The men-folk, who were patiently waiting for all us girls to get done gabbing so we could leave and get something to eat. :)

 And here are the girls.  I had such fun visiting and catching up with these ladies.  They are so much fun! :)

And we were impressed with Logan's jumping skills, as he assured us he could jump this tape.  I couldn't jump half that high if my life depended on it. :)  

It was a wonderful trip home and a wonderful chance to visit with cousins, aunts and uncles who we just don't see often enough, no matter how hard we try.  Love and miss them, but made lots of good memories.