Memorial Day at the Lake

We spent Memorial Day at Pickwick, of course! It was a great weekend. The weather was nice and we had most of our friends and family in town. What more could you ask for? The picture below is a snapshot of my beautiful pink hydrangeas at the lake. I planted these the second year we had the house. They have just thrived from day one. I have tried and tried to grow some at home that are half this pretty with no such luck! We (the kids and I) love to share them with our neighbors each year.

One of the kids snapped this and I thought I would post it as a remembrance. Our house is on Rising Sun Lane. We have put it on the market in hopes that we can sell it and build again. Guess where...the same neighborhood! We love it there.

This shot of Judson is his typical lake routine...His cap and sunglasses  on, drink cushion, a cold beer, and floating and talking.

I can't believe how these four are changing...not babies anymore!

The fishermen and gardeners! Aunt Das and Uncle Rob have Oney to keep them from being empty nesters for very long!

Britt and Oney just hanging in the water!

My sweet friend Lo-Re...Lori Regis! She has such a sweet smile to match her sweet self!

Eating out at guess where??? Pickwick Pizza..."THE" place to eat in Pickwick...especially on Friday nights! Katie, me and Lori!

Me and Kerry at the pizza place the night before! Yep...we went twice in one weekend! Sometimes its not about the food but the fellowship!

Oney came home and went to Sittie's house to hangout for a bit. He and Sittie went to put some fresh flowers and flags on his namesake's, Oney Joseph Naifeh, his great grandfather's tombstone.

Last but not least, all of the kids on the boat were given stickers by a Alabama Wildlife Resources Officer. He was complimenting them for following the rules and being safe boaters by wearing their lifejackets.

Thankful for another safe, fun weekend at the Lake with family and friends. We are greatful to those that have served our country and made such huge sacrifices for our freedoms.