ISOMVILLE: What's buzzin' cousin?

Sunday, September 27, 2009

What's buzzin' cousin?

Last weekend we had a ton of fun with our cousin Evelyn. Brigetta and Evelyn came up Friday night and stayed until Sunday. Highlights included, dress up, pedicures, and Northwest Trek. We had a great time together, as always, and can't wait to do it again! The next few months are filled with family visits! We are so excited. An uncle from Alaska will be next on the calendar, then Granny and Grandpa will come up for a weekend, then a cousin from Idaho for a weekend, then Bokie and Bokaw for at least 2 weeks! ( we're hoping for longer). Yay! The girls are I are so excited! Scott is too, but he'll only be here for a few of the visits. Europe is calling! :-)

2 comments:

Brigetta said...: Did your girls ever end up coming down with the plague? Evelyn steered clear of it, but I got hit :( Stayed home Thursday and Friday. Better now though. Yuck! I hate being sick.; September 28, 2009 at 9:41 PM
Deb said...: Oh no! We are all fine and dandy up here!.. but I am the clorox anywhere spray queen these days! Maybe I killed any germs before they had a chance?! I just love that stuff!.. I know... I have a problem- lol Feel better soon!; September 28, 2009 at 9:51 PM

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