Everyone was in Star Valley for Labor Day. We all had a great time and here are a few pictures of the Worlds Greatest Grandkids.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Later in the summer
Just in case you have not noticed, I have not done any blogging all summer. Not just because of having 2 yards to take care of and Joyce surgery recovery, but my computer has not allowed me to do a new post.
I did not have any pictures from the 4th of July but all the kids came to Star Valley. We did fireworks, swimming, playing ball, games and lots of good food.
Joyce is recover to the point we could play in our Lions Sight Foundation golf tournament in Jackpot. She brought the term handicap in golf to the max. She wore her boot brace, used the crutch to go from the golf cart to the ball. Then she hit the ball and hobbled back to the cart. The embarassing part was that we used more of her drives than mine.
I did not have any pictures from the 4th of July but all the kids came to Star Valley. We did fireworks, swimming, playing ball, games and lots of good food.
Joyce is recover to the point we could play in our Lions Sight Foundation golf tournament in Jackpot. She brought the term handicap in golf to the max. She wore her boot brace, used the crutch to go from the golf cart to the ball. Then she hit the ball and hobbled back to the cart. The embarassing part was that we used more of her drives than mine.
Craig's Birthday in Green River
Craig decided to bring his family to Green River on his Birthday to do some fishing. Well we went to the Splash Park. The playground equipment was fun too.
We went to the County Fish Pond because we always catch some fish there. You're right, no fish but we did catch some Crayfish. Oh what fun the pinchers are.
Then Carter decided to see how many tooth picks he could put in his mouth. What cute teeth.
Of course we have to use the hot tub several times a day. Oh what fun!!!
We decided to try Bass fishing first. No bites, but lots of fun when we tied off to the dock to fish from there.
Jace decided that he could handle the worms. Look how it stretches out in his hand.
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