Then Harrison asked to go to Starbucks. He rarely asked for anything so I usually oblige him! There were only a couple of people in the Starbucks so they enjoyed playing with Cameron's spinner while they enjoyed their cold drinks.
Saturday morning I made a run to Connie's for blueberry donuts, a promise I had made to Harrison the last time he spent the night.
Cameron had baseball practice so Ben picked him up before lunch and I took Harrison home so I could get ready for Emma Taylor's dance recital. As always, she did a fabulous job in her hip-hop number!
Sam, Bowen and Harrison came to recital just as it started but left as soon as ET's number was finished! So nice of them to come anyway!
These were taken back at their house after the recital.
Randy and Heather cooked a wonderful diner for us Saturday night with Randy's mother, stepfather and sister and Ben and Cameron.
Randy fried fish and hush puppies for everyone. It was delicious! Key Lime pie for dessert thanks to Randy's mother Becky. Enjoyed by all and a fun evening.
Heather and family gave me a gift certificate for a pedicure. Ben and Cameron gave me a yard flower, a picture and biscotti scented candle. Cameron colored the background in the picture below.
The flower looks lovely when it's spinning!
My kids know me so well! I loved the gifts.
Ben and Cameron met us at early church Sunday morning, then we went to Cracker Barrel for breakfast. Karen invited me to come to her house so Cameron and I drove to Red Bay and spent the afternoon. Karen had cooked a wonderful meal of dressing and lots of sides. Even though we weren't really hungry, we had to eat some of her delicious lunch!
Duncan was sleeping and missed the above picture but he's growing like crazy and such a happy baby most of the time! His smiles melts your heart!
Just ask his Gigi!
It's always good to see Karen's precious girls and grands!
We stopped at the cemetery on the way home. Cameron had never seen where mom, dad and my grandmother are buried so I wanted to show him their graves. I also wanted to be sure the flowers were still securely on the graves and they were.
Today is my sister Carolyn's birthday. I'm not sure how old she is but she probably wouldn't want me to tell anyway!
This is such a good picture of her and Max. Max is standing on his prosthesis which is difficult for him but he's making progress. Carolyn is a sweet person and a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother! Hope she has a wonderful birthday!
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