Weekend 2

Another busy work weekend at the cabin.Gabe worked on plumbing/wiring/hung the door in the master bathroom, did some insulating (he can't wait to be completely done with that nasty stuff), and other random projects. Campbell has been doing so amazing playing independently while we work.

Helping Daddy.

Cousin Justin was home so he came over to help for a good portion of the day. It was good to catch up. We consolidated all the wood piles from the screen porch, dining room, bathroom into this 1 pile. Woohoo....we got some space back!

Cuddle time with Daddy.

A strong storm came up really fast. That tree looked like it would snap and there were some pretty good whitecaps out on the water.

After the storm...a rainbow! Campbell was super excited to see it.

Rainbow zoomed in.

Nana, Papa & Blake came for a night to visit. Deb organized the shed, which was much needed, while Paul was super-Grandpa as usual playing with the kids. Deb & I also hauled the old cement from the back of the shed to cover up the conduit that is lying on solid rock. Someday we'll get fill hauled in to do some leveling,  work on clearing dead trees, and do some landscaping. Someday...when there's nothing else to do! :)

We boated over to the VC to meet Tez's & Weef's for dinner. So fun to get out on the water and enjoy a boat ride, especially now with a windshield/cover...we're spoiled!

Campbell & Blake fell in love with B & wouldn't stop hugging her. What a sweet girl. I can't believe how old she is, I remember very distinctly her as a newborn. And P was born the summer of our wedding....how'd he get so old!?!

What's more fun than stomping in the mud?

The kids love their new rain gear and the watering cans from Nana & Papa.

All packed up and ready for the trek back home. The best time we've made from door to door is 5 hours, getting home at 10 pm. We've had some very late nights though, depending on how many times we have to stop. Sometimes we get home at midnight. The kids rarely sleep in the car anymore. They are very good travelers, but we do have to stop more than we would if they would just fall asleep.