Well gals, there really hasn't been much going on here on the left coast, so thought I would post a few pictures of a family reunion that my sister had for her husband's side of the family. In other words, out of about a hundred people I knew maybe 15 or 20. But that was ok, as I got to visit with some nieces and nephews I hadn't seen in a while. The great thing about my family is, we don't differentiate between blood and step relatives. They all become blood as soon as they join the family by marriage. That's a good thing considering I married a guy the first time with 2 kids and the 2nd time with 4 kids (plus my 4 from 1st marriage) , and sister married a guy with 4 kids and she already had 2 from a previous marriage...you can see how confusing it would be to try and keep track of who belongs to who! LOL! It's easier to just claim all of them. And anyway, sister Kay and I both figure we raised 'em so they belong to us, and the kids all seem to agree.
Here's Kay and I, she's the baby of the family:
A small group of us, these are all Kay's GK's, except the short one next to me...that's mine!
There's a small museum at the park, mostly birds, but it was interesting, hard to take pix because of the cages:
This guy sure hasn't missed any meals!
A couple of squirrels were playing chase, but managed to get this guy:
They had some snakes, turtles and I got a pretty good shot of a lizard, but guess it didn't upload on PB...hmmm. Also thought I had a picture of my daughter, but guess not. Another reunion next w/e, this time for DH's side of the family, don't know how that happened, 2 in 2 weeks and they don't even know each other. Can you tell I'm a little bored and ready to hit the road?
Only Irish coffee provides in a single glass all four essential food groups: alcohol, caffeine, sugar and fat.
- Alex Levine
<><>
Great pics and nice to meet your sister.
. And look at the cropped version of you in the avatar - love it.
