Thursday, March 11, 2010

Visitors

The oldest and youngest of my parents' grandchildren and the only girls.  They are 18 years apart and between them are five boys.
York River Beach 3.10.2010

My parents and niece pulled out of the driveway this morning from their very relaxed visit with us.  We did get out one day, yesterday, when I showed them where the boys go to school, and took them up to the historic district for a little touristy action. 

We had one beautiful day of sunshine, which was spent sitting out back and playing around on the trampoline, etc.  I got a sunburn.  Yay!  Sunburns on me are brown the next day. 

We had a lot of fun, mostly just hanging around the house and eating lots of sweets.  A few political 'discussions', a few remembrances of things past...

Time for me to go lie down.
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5 comments:

  1. Mummy maniaThursday, March 11, 2010

    sounds like a perfect family visit. and sunburn!! Hooray - spring is here!

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  2. cath cThursday, March 11, 2010

    thanks, yes, it was nice....

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  3. aimeeThursday, March 11, 2010

    oh how delightful it must be to live near a beach! we live smack in the middle of the country, equally far from any coast!

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  4. cath cThursday, March 11, 2010

    aimee, i grew up in a beach town. this is actually a river beach, but it feeds into chesapeake bay and the atlantic, so it's a wee salty. i could never live where i can't smell the sea or at least be in driving distance. (I did live in the hill country in MA for a long time.) though i do find the middle of the country to be stunningly beautiful in it's own ways. big sky and all...

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  5. cath cThursday, March 11, 2010

    ack, remove the apostrophe from the possessive its in that last xomment, please.

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