Glen's parents came north to our house to help us around the yard on Saturday, and to celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday. I cannot believe that I remembered my camera!Above, Grandma poses with the children in front of our freshly mown lawn.
After church Sunday, Glen treated all of us to my favorite restaurant - Girodano's Pizza. Yum!
FYI: this is stuffed pizza, not deep dish.That, my friends, is a very important difference.
(So I don't have an ultra-fancy camera. When I was uploading this picture, I realized that Anna was slightly out of focus, but the Cubs' game is in perfect focus. This is for you, Omar.)
My very shaggy 12-year-old. He has visions of shoulder-length hair.Glen has visions of clippers.
Igor Gustafski(a long nickname for a little kid)
Poor Lydia Lynn. She wasn't feeling well and church plus lunch out after was too much for her.
An infrequent indulgence. I love holidays!
And the piece de resistance - a new doorknob on the garage door!It only happened because my mother-in-law insisted.
As it happened, changing it out involved a hammer, chisel,
a huge hole in the door, a trip to the hardware store for wood glue,
gluing the broken door piece back, and quite a bit of loud discussion.
I'm glad I was just watching.
I'm still getting used to it.
Thanks Juli! Best Mother's Day gift ever!
1 comment:
Happy Belated Mother's Day to you. I must say I am jealous of the pizza. We had pizza hut and I don't need to tell you that once you have tasted the real deal nothing else really measures up.
PS I like Nathaniel's shaggy hair but I guess when it is my son I will hate it.
Love to you. B
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