Special Week-end Visitors

Amy and I bought tickets for the Leavenworth play, The Sound of Music, for Mom for her birthday.  The Lindholm's and Mom drove to our house on Friday afternoon, we had a quick enchilada meal, and then we drove up to Leavenworth to watch the play.  Dave stayed home with Ry and Harper because children 6 and under were not allowed.

The play was really neat and it was a beautiful night.   There was parts of the play which were out in the hillsides and we had a great seats to see it all.  Thomas and I giggled our way through the second half.   Those kids in the front did plenty of giggling too.  We didn't get home until 11:30.

On Saturday we woke up (I think Harper woke everybody up), got ready, and went and had breakfast at The Wild Huckleberry.  

We had to make a stop at Hooked on Toys for more inflatable tubes because they were ready to float the river.  I stayed home with Ry and Harper.  We loaded our Suburban up with 7 inflated tubes and Thomas' Honda held one and all the passengers.

Our family of floaters

On their way...

They started in Cashmere and floated about 2 hours and I picked them up at Sleepy Hollow Bridge.

 It was a crowded day on the river, but they did great, expect for one little run in with a tree that scratched up mom's leg.  All of these pictures were taken from Amy right as they were floating.  Dave even Face-Timed me while floating along.  Sometimes I love technology.

I think it's so funny that Thomas and Dave shared the double tube. 

This was Presley's first time floating the river.  

Grandma, Logan, Alyson, and Mylee

We finally made it back to the house about 3:00 and I made turkey croissant sandwiches, chips, fruits, and veggies,  and Amy brought some cake brownies.  

 The kids played a little bit.  Ry liked being stretched...

and then we had to say good-bye.

Fun times!!