Julie called on Tuesday evening and asked if I wanted to go along to take Aubree, Mindy and Ethan bowling. I said "Sure" I thought it would be fun. Aubree is the shy one and had to almost be pushed to start.
Ethan was ready to go. Mindy was laying down and watching until her turn.
When Aubree finally got going she thought it was fun. Mindy almost laid the ball down and it slowly rolled down to the pins.
Aubree is warming up! Actually putting her fingers in the holes like she was supposed to.
Aubree's reaction, when amazingly she got a strike! Through no fault of hers!
I walked down to the beach one day. I had to relax from all my sitting and reading!
The restless waves! Nice to watch though.
This iguana liked to sun himself, but every time I tried to get a real close shot he scurried away. I finally took this pic. Other folks were also taking his pic.
After John and Andrea arrived, we decided to go to Playa del Carma (sp?) to eat one night. The town is closed to traffic and everyone walks the streets. There are shops, music and lots of eating places. This one was on the second floor with open (no windows) to see out and hear the sounds below.
We were serenaded with live music while we ate. Andrea's mother really enjoyed it because they sang Spanish. It wasn't bluegrass!
One day at the resort, I was walking out of the buffet breakfast and saw these beautiful yellow birds. I wanted to take their picture, but only got one. The closest ones flew before I could get them.
The chairs for the wedding guests on the beach. There was a stiff breeze the whole time.
A picture of the wedding "altar" where the ceremony was hel
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Yoder II. The photographers took plenty of pix. Part of the package.
The Yoders before the wedding dinner. The next pic from a different angle.
After the dinner, they had a small cake to cut and give each other a bite.
Andrea had changed into a shorter gown for the wedding dance.
There was a Latin band and other diners ( not of the wedding party) also danced.
I asked Larry Moyer to take our picture. He is Christine's hus band. I have no idea why it is so dark. The ones I took are OK.
This is the "Garment of Praise" quartet. They sing a capella and are very good (Mennonites) The middle two are Willy Petersheims son, Daryl and Danny. Daryl works for Wexcon. The other two are Fox brothers. If you check the "Garment of Praise" web site they have a picture of us accompanying them on a song and also better pix of our group.
I didn't take many annimal pictures, but I did take these elehant pics.
This was a nice zoo, lots of flowers and not a big zoo, like San Diego but just nice.
That evening Madison and I played Uncle Wiggley. We also played Trouble.
One last picture on Sunday night. I have the cutest, smartest great grandkids- no matter which family. I love them all.
