Sunday, June 21, 2009

Father's Day Weekend 2009

Chase of course got to call the shots this weekend, since it his "day" after all and so we headed down to Jacksonville, AL to spend some time with his family. We didn't leave until Friday evening so we arrived late Friday night. It took us a little longer then usual because we were trailering the 4 wheeler his parents bought last weekend during their visit. Not to mention about halfway there we had to stop for gas and Chase realized that the strap holding the 4 wheeler in the front, had been cut rubbing on the trailer! He drove a lot more slowly and stopped to check the straps more often after that.


Friday when we arrived. Emory wasn't quite ready to go back to sleep.


Saturday morning Chase had to opportunity to ride motorcycles with his brother. They woke up insanely early and rode for a couple of hours. Forrest has a Harley and a crotch rocket. Late Saturday afternoon we went to take the 4 wheeler to the lake house and then set off for High Falls. Basically, High Falls is a big waterfall that people jump off. Chase and I have been once together and he has been wanting to go back ever since. We had a great time. I did not jump but Chase and Fritz did a few times. Meanwhile the rest of us swam in the river. Truly God's Country...it was beautiful!!

Saturday morning...Bennett doing a headstand...with a little help from Dude.

The girls...Blue and Emory.


High Falls


Dude and Emory watching everyone jump! She had to wave to everyone.

Yes, that is Chase.

And so is that.

Family pic in the river.

Splashing with Jiggy.



Uncle Fritz and Emory walking back up the BIG hill.


It was a LONG way!


Sunday was a typical lazy day with a wonderful meal and then a LONG drive home. We had a great time but are happy to be back home.

Signing her dada's cards. She took this job seriously! :)

Lovin' on her dada!


Exhausted after a long, fun weekend.

The dogs were worn out too!!


Happy Father's Day Chase! We love you VERY much. You are an amazing husband and wonderful dada!

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