**Happy Birthday, Curly!**
After yesterday's post, Husband discovered he had a picture of Poppy and Honor on his phone! Thank goodness for camera phones!
Our second stop on our epic Christmas adventure was my Aunt and Uncle’s house. It’s actually the house my Dad lived in when he was a kid and our family lived in until I was 12.
Our family is…large. And loud. There were quite a few of us there, and I have no idea if I got everyone in a photo or not. My aunt attempted an entire family photo – I can’t wait to see how many of us were actually there. That’s the only time everyone was in one place!
There’s no way I can narrate the entire afternoon, so I’ll just post a bunch of pictures and comment randomly. It fits with our style of family gathering.
Everyone was gathered in small groups, eating and talking.
Caedmon discovered the stairs. We played on these things for hours as kids. Homemade afghans are fabulous for “sledding” down wooden stairs. It’s amazing that no one ended up with more than just a bump or bruise from all the tumbling we did down these stairs!
Remember Cousin Mark? Honor finally got over herself enough to hang out with him a bit. And I’m glad she did. She would’ve missed out on one of his famous shoulder rides if she hadn’t!
Caedmon thought the pool table was cool. This is the same pool table my grandparents had (for forever) and it has taken many years of abuse. I must say it’s held up quite well under the circumstances.
Here’s Honor and Eliza getting their first official shoulder ride from Mark.
This is the backyard. Everyone spilled outside to take a family photo. But there’s no way we could all stay still or in one place very long. See that tree? That’s the one I left Curly stuck in one day when we were kids. Ah, memories.
Meemom and Honor.
Caedmon was less than thrilled that I was making him be still for a photo. There were too many cousins to play with to be still very long!
It was great to see everyone and get to spend time with them, even if it was short. Caedmon went to see the farm equipment while we were there, but I’ll post that later.
We left the farm and headed to Mom & Dad’s….
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