Tuesday, May 30, 2006

The Weekend Away

Anna and I left Lydia and Owen this weekend so that we could attend my cousin Stephanie's wedding. We had a really nice time, although we were very happy to come home so that we could have our family together again.

Lydia and Owen gave Anna a gift so that she would be occupied while on the plane. She played some while on the plane, but thought that the best part was describing everything that was on 'Anna's airplane'.

She also brought some pretzels to eat while on the plane. She loved the tray and thought that moving it up and down then latching it over and over was a great thrill. The man in front of her was asleep, so I am sure that he would not have been pleased if he were awake!

When we got to Oma and Opa's we swam, ran in the yard, weeded some for Oma and had a great time. We got to meet the new dog of the neighbor's. Wrigley is a Royal Standard Poodle. He is so cool. Anna wants one but I told her we would have to wait for Sedgwick to go to the taxidermist first.
At the wedding my brother's daughter was the flower girl. She did pretty well. She looked super cute too. It is hard to believe that a couple of fat ol' brothers can have such cute kids!
Anna danced at the reception. She was the life of the party. She must get that dancing ability from her mother because I certainly do not have it!
I will post one of the wedding party as soon as my cousin Erin emails them to me.

4 comments:

tanyawells said...

I'm glad that you all survived and are back together again! Missed ya buddy!

Penumbra said...

I think that's a great idea by the way. Send Sedgwick to the taxidermist now.

Glad you had a safe trip.

Wife, Mom, Teacher said...

Sounds like you had a good time!

Speaking of a good time, I just scrubbed all my area rugs and the boy's carpet on my hands and knees! What fun. Wish I could do that every day.

Anonymous said...

Don't think there is such a thing a "Royal" Standard Poodle. At least not recognized by the AKC. It is a marketing gimmick.

And, more than likely, the poodle's origins trace back to....GERMANY. :)

That is Doggie 101 for today.