Monday, July 05, 2010

Day Trip

Saturday
10am- drop Mr. T off at friend's house, take other two boys to get gas and snacky food for trip
11ish - pack: basically fill a laundry basket full of pjs, an outfit or two for each kid, toothbrushes, etc.
11:45 -make peanut butter sandwiches for kids
12:10 - pick up Mr. T, drive to airport to pick up Mr. Man
-drive around airport several times
12:45 - find Mr. Man: hug kiss and start drive to Canada
1-6pm DRIVE
6pm - arrive at my sister's house, reunite with Miss J who has been with them for a few days
-order and eat SWISS CHALET (yum!)
-let kids play and visit, enjoy cuddling my little nephew
-try to get kids go sleep so the parents can play sans interruption

Sunday
8:30 am - have 7 kids and four adults ready for church - with one bathroom!
9am - be a part of my nephew's baby blessing (first time we've been there for one of her kid's blessings, and this is her third!)
12pm -luncheon with family and friends to celebrate baby's blessing
4pm -Mr. Man decides he really wants to sleep in his own bed (it's been weeks) so we take off for home instead of leaving the next morning at 4am
10pm -arrive home, enjoying lots of fireworks displays along the way





Thanks Sis! So glad we could be a part of your special day and see your sweet family again. Never thought I would spend the 4th of July in two countries though!

3 comments:

Scott and Tisha said...

Thanks so much for coming- what a whirl wind of a trip! We were grateful for every min. and we did well with only one bathroom too! You look great in the picture with lil Tylen! Can't wait to see you again soon.

The Wilsons said...

Just wanted to thank you again for your awesome blog and how amazing you are! I hope Mr. Man gets to be home for awhile now!!

Thanks a million for your comment on my blog awhile back. It was a little thing, but you can't know how very much it meant to me!!!!!

MOM said...

Glad you could make so many memories in such a short time!! Being both sides of the border on July 4th is a result of being both Canadian and American now!!

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