Lucy enjoyed the tall grass, that has yet to be cut.
Some of our visitors
A picture taken from inside the cottage looking out of the window. I was trying to see the difference in the settings using no flash at night. I should have used a tripod to prevent blur but did not have one with me.
A carpenter bee and his friends looking for a nice place to build a home under in our eaves. Time for an exterminator.
Poker and backgammon being played. Double G is wearing the hat.
G man is in the front left teaching 10 year old Mikey to play Backgammon. Mikey did not catch on to the game quickly. Most likely because it was 1am and he was fighting to stay awake.
Mikey considers Double G his best friend, asked Double G to be his sponsor for communion ( I am not sure if that is the correct word, I do not have to much knowledge of catholic rituals), and he rides with Double G delivering pizza. Mikey is Double G's little brother he never had.
I have to remind my kids to tell their friends to bring some supplies next time. G man and I don't mind sharing but this weekend's food and drink bill was over $320.00. I hope my kids do not show up at some one's house with out bringing food and or drinks. I taught them manners and hopefully they use them.
Considering the amount of people in and out all weekend we had alot of fun and relaxed. I look forward to the summer and the relaxing hectic-ness ( is that a word) that comes with having a cottage on the lake.
6 comments:
Sounds like it was a nice weekend. Your cottage is lovely, look at that great view! Sorry it was such an expensive weekend. I really hate buying groceries. I usually try to keep it to between $150-$200 for two weeks. Sometimes we have to get a little creative but we usually eat well. Big grocery bills suck, there's so many other fun things I would rather spend my money on.
i'm jealous ... these are things i miss ... hanging out with friends and kiddo's eating bad food, drinking bad things, staying up way too late
glad you all had a relaxing weekend!!
That looks like a great getaway spot. Too bad about the freeloaders, though.
Room temperature Guinness, yes... but room temperature Coors Light?! What you won't do to ensure no one drinks your beer.
You know what I hate worse than freeloaders? People who bring crappy beer with them, stick it in your refrigerator and drink your good stuff.
When my parents moved to the lake (before we had kids), we (Mr. Ex and me) and my siblings and families invaded my parents on a regular basis. Sometimes our visits collided and it made things difficult, even. I would say we definitely took advantage.
Before mom died she told me that she and dad knew it wouldn't last forever. They were warned by other retirees in the area that the visits get fewer and farther between, and they were right. My mom said she was glad she never discouraged any of it, because in later years she longed for more visits.
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