The A Gang: WARNING! Extreme Goofiness Ahead

Jun 9, 2010

WARNING! Extreme Goofiness Ahead

I've had my bestest neices in the world staying with me all week. It has rained off and on. We headed to the pool regardless of our bad luck with the weather. I DO NOT trust the weather men and their forecast. Today was to be the nicest day of the week (81 degrees w/ no rain). It turned out to be overcasted and off and on rain. We still found the fun! Beware!..... the images below show some serious silliness, some gross facial expressions and more.

All in the name of FUN!

We did spend a few hours in the water (we didn't spend the whole time making faces). The kids all got along well and played, played, played. We even had an extra friend (Turner). I wonder if all the people watching us thought that I had six kids. Possible, I guess.

3 comments:

Bart said...: It looks like Megan and Maddie missed their mom and dad, Ha, they were having so much fun they never had time to miss anybody. I'm so glad you can have fun and laugh. The world needs more laughter and good times.

We love you all and always will,

Grandpa Bart; June 09, 2010
Bart said...: I hope you do not think you're going
to Hollywood with those pictures.
I'M GLAD you had a lot of fun. I
know the weather has been the pits
this summer, I guess we just have to do the best we can. Better than
tornado's and hurricans. We do need
some sunshine. It's been fun to have Jason's, Philip's and Stephen's kids here for a visit.
They have all been a lot of fun.
Keep smiling and the world will be
a better place.

Love to all, Grandma Iris; June 11, 2010
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: "Warning" should be the title of any photo with my children involved b/c granted, they will pull a face!

Thank you SO much for letting them stay and play with you. They did have a great time and I was able to focus on work (and even some fun) knowing they were in good hands.

Yesterday, they spent a good portion of their day organizing their jewels! Thanks for being so great.

I love you,
Rene; June 11, 2010

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