I'll let the pictures tell the story...

Brian and Rupert on the back swing one morning.
My dad "whittling" a walking stick and Sarah attempting to read - something virtually impossible to accomplish with us on the porch!
A "specialty" bug, as we like to call them.
Brandon and Megan were able to ride up Sunday afternoon after church. We were delighted to hear they had a good send off from Steve & CrossRoads. I wouldn't have expected any less and we, as parents, truly appreciated it.
One thing we didn't lack during vacation was food. Have mercy. Dad whipped up homemade French toast (YUMMY!) and Zach and Sarah cooked an AMAZING Italian meal complete with Italian soda and classical music in the background.
At night, we played lots of "Set-Back", a card game that our family has enjoyed since I can remember. We also enjoyed a game of Cranium. Seeing Brian act out such things as the word "bloom" never grows old. The cabin was full of laughter every night.
As Brian and I made our way down the long and steep driveway Wednesday morning, I thanked God for our family and our days in the mountains together. They will, no doubt, linger in my memory for years to come as one of our most special times together. More tomorrow.
One thing we didn't lack during vacation was food. Have mercy. Dad whipped up homemade French toast (YUMMY!) and Zach and Sarah cooked an AMAZING Italian meal complete with Italian soda and classical music in the background.
At night, we played lots of "Set-Back", a card game that our family has enjoyed since I can remember. We also enjoyed a game of Cranium. Seeing Brian act out such things as the word "bloom" never grows old. The cabin was full of laughter every night.
As Brian and I made our way down the long and steep driveway Wednesday morning, I thanked God for our family and our days in the mountains together. They will, no doubt, linger in my memory for years to come as one of our most special times together. More tomorrow.


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