Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Danny's married!

Father's day celebration. We got to celebrate with both families but I am terrible at remembering to photograph my families get together's, although I do have some camera phone pictures to come.

Between the wedding and the reception we drove to my Aunt's house for my Granny's 85th birthday party. I also got to see Virginia for the first time.
Danny and Amanda got married!
We took a lot of sibling shots, this was the first time they had all been together in two years.
The wedding dinner. The theme was a toss up between Danny and the PAC-10 announcement.
Brunch with Lindsey and Danielle. Also my last picture without glasses for the next 3-6 months. I went to my optometrist while in Utah only to find out that the irritation I have had for the last few months was not just my contacts but a very deep corneal infection in both eyes. I get eye drops for the next couple of days and then glasses for the next couple of months.

Many Parkers visit

This picture is for Sarajane. You can almost see Camille's baby bump.
We had a picnic in the Arb while everyone was in town.
Hanging out at the Nelson's.

Coming soon- the new floors.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

my child twin

My sister has been scanning pictures of my Granny for her 85th birthday party, she came across this one today and is convinced she found my "child twin" or as Jackson called it the "ghost of my child self." They are referring to the youngest bridesmaid (my Granny is the second over from the bride).
I am not convinced we look like twins, perhaps a similar nose.

Monday, June 7, 2010

tennis tournament


Mike and Jackson played in a doubles tournament this weekend.

Stewart and I hung out while they played.

Sadly, they lost. Their second set was intense though.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

memorable memorial day

Our weekend visiting family in Hershey and D.C.
It was so hot that Bennett and Eliza kept dipping their heads in the water to cool themselves off. Before we left the World War 2 Memorial Ryan gave their heads one last dip.
Bennett would have jumped if we would have let him
We became a tourist attraction. This guy came up right next to Bennett and Eliza, he flashed a peace sign while his entire group took video and photographs of the five of us. Jackson is pretty sure he was enthralled with Bennett's white hair.
The monument

Washington Monument
A lazy Sunday afternoon at the Parker's
It started with one falling asleep and ended with two
A quick trip to Gettysburg
Making tin foil dinners and roasting marshmallows in the park.
Visiting the Amish. We saw an ice cream maker circa 1915 and bought a gallon of homemade Amish root beer. It looked more like moonshine.