Below is little peek into a recent Saturday afternoon!! What hilariously delightful times siblings, rain, sprinklers, soap and plastic makes together on a summer afternoon...
Pictures, they say, speak for themselves, so I think I'll let these do just that. Drop us a note, though, and tell us which was your favorite suds shot. Anyway, Hope you enjoy the pictures much as we did the afternoon!!!
Bye, y'all!!!!
The Clan
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Hey Y'all!
Noah and I have just finished looking through all the 'sud shots'. Looks like fun! Noah's favorite is the B&W "yard art" of Cleveland spraying Wesley. My favorite is of John with his hands folded.
Your doing such a great job with the pictures, Adeline. Keep up the good work!
Love From the Sanders Fam,
Noah and Abbi
Great shots!!
Great pictures! It's hard to choose a favorite!
#5 of the silhouette is really cool, I like the sudsy splash of #7, the in-the-air moments of #'s 16 and 21, and the funny pose of the last one! =)
Wow, looks like such fun.
They are all so neat, it's hard to pick a favorite.
I like the one of the boys jumping with the hose in their hand, it looks like they are really suspended in the air. Do tell, did you catch that the first time they jumped? Pretty cool!
Peach just entered some pics in the 4-H for the fair, I will post them when she gets them back.
You should enter some of these yourself, they are good!
How creative...a giant Slip-n-Slide!! (And to think I paid $14.95for one 1/20th the size!!)
Hmmm...do people who go to traditional schools have this much creativity and fun?
Hey, where were Michael and Jeanine? (Ha!)
Much love,
Holly B.
Hey Adeline.
I have to say my favorite pic is the last. But they were all very funny.
Looks like so much fun!
I've got to say these pictures are some of my favorite blogging pictures in a LONG TIME! Great work ... great fun!
P.S. I just noticed, amidst the sudsy shots, your "new car". I can't wait to take it for a spin if I ever make it down there. My only concern is that I've heard that steering wheels salvaged from 5-gallon buckets rarely last 4-wheeling.
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