The A Gang: 1st official BBQ of the year

May 18, 2010

1st official BBQ of the year

I look forward to this time of year when the kids can get out and run, the adults can work in the yard and we can gather for BBQ's with friends and family. May still is a bit chilly, but it turned out nice. The best part is that the mosquito's and wasps have yet to emerge. Around our area in the country, we tend to get a bit of both when the heat arrives. It's the trade-off for having space to run, animals and fields to enjoy. I will take the country- along with the horrible pests.

The kids had fun holding the new little bunnies that "Obama" and "Hops" created.
We let Nate's rabbit "Hops" VISIT our rabbit "Obama". Man they are quick little things. Within like two- three weeks there were babies. AMAZING!

The food and conversation is always nice. Great times started. Can't wait to keep the BBQ's going. Summer is on it's way!

2 comments:

Bart said...: Oh no. The Obamas ar proliferating. Maybe we can spray for them anlong with the mosquitoes.; May 18, 2010
Bart said...: You have the perfect spot and always generouse to share with
others. Looks like you had a good
time. I agree with Dad and the
Obamas needing to be spaded!!!!

Love Mom; May 19, 2010

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