Our Weekend In Pics

Welcome to Camp Whitehead! That's right - we put up a tent in our living room on Friday

I even made whoopie pies and the kids got to have slushies (we are great parents, ha ha)

They watched a movie and slept in the tent all night.

The next day, Pops invited us to go fishing at the Kids Fishing Day in GP.

Avery and Pops and I watched as the kids fished. We saw the biggest snake in the water that I've ever seen in real life. It scared the bejesus out of me. I didn't take a picture because I was too busy being scared. I kept picturing the seen in Funny Farm with Chevy Chase.

The kids didn't catch anything, but we didn't bring bait so all we had is corn. The catfish weren't too enthused about that.

We got a lot of free boxes for the move so we tried to let Avery play in them. She was in there for a split second and then darted out again.

Just a cute picture of a cutie....

And another....


And another!

Comments

Brooklynn said…

Hi. I need you to take a picture of your hair and post it for advertising purposes. Thanks.

BTW, your child is way too adorable. That's all. :)

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