Around the House

Mommy & Julianne love coming home cool & refreshed from the pool. Let's eat!

Julianne & Papa ponder an instructional diagram while Tim accounts for the parts needed. They did a great assembly job of our new downstairs pantry.

Upstairs with Her Grandparents

Grayson endures Julianne's attempts at noisemaking withpretty gentle good nature.

Coloring together. Julianne's holding the crayons much better now and experiments with colors.

Mimae plays with Julianne in the upstairs living room

Papa knows. Who doesn't love to dunk cookies in milk?

Mimae & Julianne at the Neighborhood Pool

Mimae nervously supervises a self-professed jumping frog

NO FEAR!!!

Safe in her Mimae's arms again!

Miscellaneous Candids

Julianne loves to go shopping with her Papa.

That is the face of mischief, if I ever saw it!

We camped at River Forks, a Hall county campground in Gainesville, a few weekends ago. They had nicely spaced campsites and reasonable rates ($12/night for tents) It had this playground too and we paid it a few visits.

Mommy & Julianne rub noses like eskimoses and play silly in the pool. Mommy & Julianne spent a lot of time in the pool in late summer, but now the pool's been closed for the season.

One Sunny Sunday in Early October

We went for a ride on Pat's boat, then stopped and swam around Buford Dam where it's very deep.

Julianne grooves with the wind in her face and hair. Jumping into the lake was refreshing and actually not too cold! Getting out felt good too.

After that nippy dip, Julianne bundles up with a hoodie jacket under her lifejacket. When we get going fast, that wind reminds us that November is coming, leaves are summing, on the ground, without a sound.

One sunny Sunday in early October

Daddy helps her in as Pat steadies his boat, shoving off from the only open ramp left at East Bank. Three are closed. We'll later find out they'd inexplicably locked the potties :-(

Julianne loves the colors of her new type II PFD.

I've noticed ducks love to hang around the boat ramps. We wished we'd brought bread.