Sunday, June 13, 2021

Fort Flagler Part 1

We road tripped to Fort Flagler with a barrage of photos back and forth with the Hanes.




Fort is beautiful and there are lots of deer roaming around.

 

Matt recently had back surgery so we planned on plenty of resting for him.  Tony was happy to join.








We loved exploring and took the kids to part of the fort for evening lazer tag.












Rock Painting with my cute littles

 



Learning About Sailing






 

Mother's Day 2021

Mother's Day was wonderful.  I got breakfast in bed very early.  The kids sang in church.  Grandma returned from her bday weekend with Geniel and brought Ev's baptism dress.  It's beautiful and it means so much that it's made from and in the likeness of my wedding dress.  And Tony made sushi! Yum!







 



Deb's 44th

I have the best family and friends and had a wonderful birthday!  I took the day off and took Ev to the dentist, got a massage and hung with my family.  I was spoiled and overwhelmed.








 

R'UDDER CHAOS

 We asked a professional to paint the name on our sailboat: r'udder chaos.



Avi, the Fast Escaping Dog

While we were camping Avi did not get comfortable with our neighbor watching her.  She was okay with J but she hadn't been around D enough.  So while they were taking her on walk, her leash dropped for a second and she took off like the speed of light  People were following her.  Someone offered J and D to get in their car so they could follow her.  They were going 40 mph and couldn't catch her.  They found her exhausted on our neighbor's dock (4 houses down).  She had run around the lake, come to our house, tried to get in (bloody paw on door), gone around back and plopped down when her adrenaline ran out  One of our neighbors used to be a vet tech and cleaned her bloody, torn paws  Our other neighbor is a nurse and clipped the tissue from her paws that was hanging off.  

Avi did better when she stayed at our neighbor's house instead of D staying here.  When we got home, Tony went to pick her up next door and carried her home, 80 pounds, and all.  Poor, big Avi was so pathetic looking with her bandages which were covered with little girl socks.