FINALLY.....

Yes, everyone who has been after me, I am finally posting!!! I'm so sorry, life has been crazy busy!! So brace yourselves, there are sorta a lot of pictures and stories :-)

Linds beat me to this post, but it was such a fun night I just can't not post about it. We had planned a night on the mountain, but the weather being the lovely weather that it was, we had to improvise. We had a camp-out under The Beesley's garage. We did leave Tim and Cory in charge of the dutch oven... kinda scary I know!!! I think that they got more visiting and talking done than anything :-) The dutch oven was so YuMmY!! Afterwards we rented Seven Pounds and watched it on their new BIG SCREEN in their awesome new basement. The movie was awesome, it had a really good message to it but it was really sad as well... Thanks Tim and Linds for an awesome night out, we need to do it more often!!!

Cory and Tim spent about twenty minutes tryin to figure out the surround sound and dvd player, Linds and I were just getting a kick out of watching them. They would both think they had it figured out, and then... OoPs wrong button or cord. They make quite the pair. Cory actually gave up on getting it to work, but Tim perservered and we watched the movie with great sound :-) Tim and Kray :-)

Cory and Tim, being the amazing chefs they were born to be :-) On Memorial Day, we had a family breakfast cookout with Cory's family. It was so much fun and the food was delicious!! Hopefully they make this a tradition. His family is so cute and fun I just love them!!

We had fun making paper airplanes and the kids were going crazy with them.

Dalton doin what he does best :-)

Treyson sat here watching Cory all morning, he was just fascinated....

..... Or maybe he just knew that eventually he'd get a ride!!

Treyson and I- such a cute little guy :-)


Later on that day I stopped by the veterans memorial in Mount Pleasant to see my grandpa. They had been doing all of the memorial services for the day and this was their last stop. It was really awesome to see all of these men who have served our country stand together and salute our flag. I am so grateful for the sacrifices that they made, and for the sacrifices that are continually being made by millions of soldiers today.

My grandpa is second from the right ( next to the guy with the trumpet ). He served in Vietnam. I wish I knew more, but he doesn't talk about it- AT ALL!! So i just respect that. He is such a great man and I love him dearly. He looked so handsome all dressed up too!!!