
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Eli's Second Birthday Celebration
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
We celebrated Owen's 3rd birthday this past Sunday. Lots of people!:) Later in the day we went outside & played in the snow.
Egan & Owen try out Owen's new trike. The bell was a big hit with all the kids.
Eli likes this view from the back of the trike.
It took a while to blow out this candle!
Egan & Owen try out Owen's new trike. The bell was a big hit with all the kids.
Eli likes this view from the back of the trike.
It took a while to blow out this candle!It's been a while since I've posted so I decided to just start from now. We had Kate's girls overnight last weekend. They did some painting/print making & we took a hike through the woods, checked out the ice on the pond & shoveled off a little skating rink & did some sledding. There wasn't a lot of snow but enough to slide down our little hill.
Grace & Eva making snow angels

Grace & Eva making snow angels
Monday, September 7, 2009
Tawas Get-away
Bob & I by the AuSable on our getaway

Bob & I took a spur of the moment overnight
trip to Tawas City the end of August. We finally
had a beautiful summer day. It was a little
cool but not bad. We went to some antique stores
in town & walked out on the pier. The next day, a
Monday we drove up to Oscoda & took River Rd.
inland along the AuSable River. There's supposed
to be a lot of bald eagle nests along the river &
we were hoping to see one.
We stopped at a couple turnouts & at the Lumberman's
Monument, Canoer's Memorial & Iargo Springs.
Really a nice trip with some beautiful scenery.
Looking down at the AuSable
Bob tries his hand using the lumberman's tool at the
Lumberman's Monument.
View of the river from Lumberman's Monument.
Looking down at the AuSable
Bob tries his hand using the lumberman's tool at theLumberman's Monument.
View of the river from Lumberman's Monument.roadside parks.
Canoer's Memorial! It was fairly easy to see & we had
also brought binoculars. It was neat to watch him
ride the wind currents farther up into the sky.
board walks all through the woods so you could see
the springs as they flowed into the AuSable.
There were 282 steps down (& up!). I'm glad
we didn't know that before we went down
or I might not have attempted it! We counted
on the way up. Thankfully they had resting spots! :)
It was worth the effort.
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