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      • Hummm
      • A to the Z
      • The other "D"... Dallas
      • Camp Creation
      • Cleveland Crew
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Hummm

Saturday, August 8, 2009

Kev recorded this at his parents house. We had flying visitors throughout the day, everyday. Pretty cool huh?

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A to the Z

Here are some pictures of the family together in Tucson. It was so great to see everyone. Hopefully it won't be that long until we get to visit again.



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The other "D"... Dallas

We just got back from our adventures to Dallas, and Arizona. It has been a busy ten days, but also filled with fun times. Here we are at a 3D movie (cool glasses, right?) and I love this picture of Taylor with her Mimi.



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Camp Creation

During the week of July 20th, we held Camp Creation at church. It was a great week, filled with tons of fun. Here are some fun pics.





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Cleveland Crew

Recently we ran to Ohio for the day to see our niece in a performance. It was so great to see the family!








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This is a cool video, that also has a cameo of Taylor and I.

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Greenfield Village

Friday, July 3, 2009

Today, we visited Greenfield Village, which is a part of the Henry Ford Museum. It is a historical museum, with people dressed in early 1900's time period clothing. We had a perfect day, not to hot or cold. Everyone was super nice and included Taylor as much as possible. She learned how to shape tin (and got a fun souvenir) and worked an old printing press. The place was beautiful, and decorated for the Fourth. They also had 'old time' games to play all on the big lawn (I'm sure there is a name for it). We played the game of graces, which was very popular in the early 1900's. Each player is given two long pointy sticks and a hoop to pass to one another. Kevin of course became the master at it, although boys didn't typically play (it was for girls to learn how to be more graceful). There was also stilts, puppet shows, and the hula hoop game that you play with a stick. We also got to ride a Model T around town! If you look close enough you can see a guy riding a bike.

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