Seven Peas in a Pod

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Celebrating the 24th of July with Teele and Teesha.

The girls usually spend a week with

us during thier summer break. They

celebrated the 24th of July with us.

We enjoy our sleep-overs with the girls.

Saturday, July 7, 2007

This is a funny story......

We all chipped in money and bought Gramps a gun for

Fathers Day. He absolutly loved his gift. The guys and

boys in family had quit the day. They shot guns all morning.

Later that day they all piled in Troy's jeep and went rabbitt

hunting in fact they had so much fun, they woke up the

next day (Trever's Birthday) and went again. Later that

day we celebrated Trever's 21st Birthday. Grandpa is now

wearing hearing aids. He has shot that gun so much with

out hearing guard, he lost his hearing. We raz him a lot about

being deaf over his gun.

Friday, June 8, 2007

Wahweap, Lake Powell- June 8, 2007

WARNING....Do not go to Lonerock beach in June! This was crazy.
I have never seen anything like this. Bumper to Bumper and I
am not exagerating. We showed up a couple days before everyone else
did. The boy scouts found our girls. The girls had fun jumping with
these boys until Kaitlyn had a little accident, she fell out of her swim
suit. That ended that.
Grandpa and Grandma bought a pontoon boat for this trip. He was so
excited. The boat ended up being a hunk of junk. He could not keep
it running and it didn't go very fast. Ryan took us through this little
canal, The waves were rough and deep. I honestly thought they were
going to sink it. At one point I made Mike turn around and see if they
were OK. I was watching them and all in a sudden they were gone.
When we found them they had water shooting up through the floor,
bags of potato chips were floating on the floor of the pontoon. The
aluminum railing was bent and broke. The boat was ruined and Grandpa
was madder than hell.
As far as the fishing, it was amazing. Between all of us we caught 120
stripped Bass. Ryan whipped up a fish fry, it was yummy.
Grandpa was pulling out people the entire trip. The sand was deep and
hot, it felt like a blast furnace. At one point of the trip it was well
over 110^. He ended up burning up his transmission. I was glad he brought
it, that's how we got out. We will be back but not in June.