On Saturday I drove to Saranac Lake to meet my parents and pick up Carter and Myles. I thought it couldn't be too tiring to drive (what's the difference between sitting knitting and sitting driving, I thought) Well, I was mistaken -- it took a lot out of me. I got home and slept the rest of the afternoon. The boys had a great time at my parents', and my mom has promised to send me pictures so you all can see them in action. For those of you who wondered why my dad's hand was bandaged: he burned his hand on hot tar while roofing. It was reminiscent of Merlyn's burn -- he had a big blister and second degree burn. We actually gave him some of the medicine and bandages we had left over from Merlyn's foot. He's doing better now and is back at work.
I'll leave Sunday's update to a later post, since this is getting long and I'm getting tired. Here are some pictures of Merlyn and Berkleigh from last week:


The girls were on the lawn mower waiting for Grandma Faye to come pick them up.
Merlyn loves her new shoes. Now we all have a pair except Bryan. The girls look especially cute in theirs because their feet are so small.


Merlyn and Berkleigh were playing with a ball at Grandma Faye's house. They played very well together all week. It's not often that they are the only kids around -- even when Carter and Myles were at school, I still usually had daycare kids.
4 comments:
Where did the girls get their beautiful dresses? They are so adorable -- They like like little Raggedy Annes!
I'm glad you are starting to feel better. Do you think you'll be recovered enough for the fair and the ocean next week?
Give some besos to everyone!
Kelley
Hope you are feeling better....have tons of fun at the fair next week for us. It's one of those traditions that I miss the most. Bryan, Kelley and I used to bet on horses ($1 a bet from my dad) and try to win $$ for the rides and fried dough!!!!! Oh, the memories!
Kisses to the little ones!! Hello to Bryan.
Karri
It's one of the things I miss the most too, Karri! I always loved going with you, your mom and dad, Andrew, and Grandpa and Grandma! The fairs around here just aren't the same, although they do have food like seafood chowder in a bread bowl, giant bbq turkey legs, deep fried candy bars and twinkies, apple crisp, and all sorts of other funky New England fair food. My favorites are still fried bread dough and carmel apples! We should all plan on going to the Malone fair next summer!
Kelley
Yes - maybe we could all make it back for the fair next year!! That would be so much fun!!! Hey - I need both of your e-mail addresses (Kelley and Carrie). My address book got all screwed up and I have some photos of the boys to send out!
Karri
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