Life on Planet Emborg: Travels to Michigan: Hang'n Out

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Well, something must have frozen over because we finally have a blog! (Is it getting colder- No, Mr. Gore, I'm not talking about global warming.) Can viewers believe their own eyes? (Try blinking a couple times just to be sure!) I've set up a family blog. (I think that I must be one of the least techno-lit gen-Xers . No need to worry about a take over from me, Mr. Gates!)

For those who are looking for a hair raising, toe twitching, bladder busting experience you might want to continue searching the black hole time vacuum that is the World Wide Web. Further more, as a visual person that tried to keep a diary in her youth, but only wrote an entire 2 lines worth, this will be the most text that you will likely get out of me and it is not Pulitzer quality for sure! So here we are the good, the bad, and the ugly...
(I'll let you decide who is who)

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Travels to Michigan: Hang'n Out

Two Wednesdays ago we left the "sauna" of Missouri and head north to Michigan to visit the Hendrix Gang. My brother Seth, Amanda, and Merryn also came from Montana stopping first in the Twin Cities to visit Amanda's folks. We had a great time visting all the wonderful relatives: G'ma Sally and G'pa Jer, Uncle Mark and Aunt Carol, Aunt Tony, Uncle Kim, Cousin Jeremy and Karla and their two darling kids Emily and Issac, Great Uncle Bobby, Great Uncle Sonny, Great Aunt Betty, my dad's cousin Sherry and her husband Larry!!! Thank You all for the wonderful time and great memories!!!! :)

P.S. Coming soon...pictures of the beaches and pier!

Sidewalk art w/ Granny Sal

Extra THANKS to Uncle Mark and Aunt Carol, who moved many of their belongings, including the 2 strollers, the fire truck and wagon, to Gramps and Granny's house for our use!!!!

Which to play with 1st?

Grandma told me that this stoller, belonging to Uncle Mark and Aunt Carol, was just about the same as my dad and Uncle Mark rode in when they were Atlee's age.

Merryn sitting with Uncle Tom and the neighbors' cat.

Helping water the flowers

While Atlee admired granny's flowers, the neighbor cat thought it would cuddle, but Altee pushed the cat away. I think he was too warm to have a cat on his lap.