Saturday morning I dropped Kevin and Mary off at Magic Mountain for a fun morning. Teresa and I decided to go shopping. We went to the 99 cent store and had fun there. Then went to Old Navy and had more fun. She was a busy girl making everyone smile with all her cute smiles.
Mary wasn't really into the whole Magic Mountain thing this time. Kevin took her on the Log Jammer, since there is not a height requirement. Well, she did NOT like it. Every time they went down a hill or a bump she said "all done Daddy, all done". SO they made it to the end of the ride, but she was not happy about it. Couple more years and she'll be loving it. SO, they went to kiddo land and she did the Thomas the Train roller coaster and Tweety Bird and the carousel. Then they were done by 12:30. So, Teresa and I checked out of Old Navy and went and picked them up.


That night Corie came over for dinner. We like when Corie comes for dinner. Especially when she brings Bailey, her doggie. This was the first time Teresa had been around Bailey. She didn't really care for him. But Mary loves Bailey. 



Hey, wherever it happens, GREAT! It just kinda makes it tougher to get stuff done, but she's napping! 


Thursday we left for a long weekend away in Lake Arrowhead for a high school friend's wedding. We had this planned a whole year ago. Above, are the friends I mainly hung out with my senior year. We all swam on the swim team together. Steve, not in the picture, was the one getting married. They were getting married at Pine ROse Cabins in Arrowhead. So a year ago Kevin and I tried to get a cabin for just the two of us, but NOTHING was available. The only thing open was a 22 person lodge. SO, I email'd all my friends and we decided to get it as a group. Suzanne, in green, has a one year old girl and we have the two girls. We thought we'd make it a family sort of trip. Catherine, Suzanne's sister came to help with Anna, and mom and dad came to help with Mary and Teresa. It all worked out great. The only bummer was that it was cold and foggy all the time but for the brief moment of the wedding, and of course, the day we left. 









