We went down to Destin, Florida with Wes' brother Chad and his family and his sister Amy and her family. There was 17 of us in all. This was the place that we stayed at. It was a wonderful house that fit our families perfectly! It was in a neighborhood that looked like it was straight out of Desperate Housewives. We loved being in a neighborhood because it allowed the kids to be able to play things like kickball and baseball without worrying too much about cars.
It's so funny that we all have a two-year old. They were like the three musketeers, getting into trouble at every turn. They would follow each other around and sneak snacks from the pantry or from our rooms. It's rumored Gisele (Chad's 2 year old daughter) may have eaten half of Amy and Jay's chocolate chip cookies. I also witnessed her eating 4 packs of our fruit snacks! Cameron would just cruise the kitchen and put his hands up hoping to snag a bag of chips or cheez-its. They also loved to escape out the front door and head towards the street when no one was looking. Thankfully we had a deadbolt that we could use that kept them inside! They are definitely little rascals! Here's a picture of them giving us a few moments of peace by watching a movie in Cameron's bed.
These boys were the other set of 3 Musketeers that we had. They are 7 (Canon, far right), 6 (Preston, middle) and 5 (Quinn, far left) and they play together fabulously! We are so happy to have all these boys!
Getting ready for family pictures
These pictures always make me laugh because if you were there while they were being taken, you would have seen the sheer chaos of bringing us all together. I'm pretty surprised in how good it turned out!
The view from the beach.
The last night there. I love my boys!
Wes apparently forgot to smile but the rest of us turned on the charm on his behalf, especially Owen.


3 comments:
stacy... you have such a beautiful family!!!!
Thank you so much Kari!
Ahh, when I need some "family time," I look you up on Where the Heart Is! Fun to read about your trip, and to see pictures too--especially the one with all 3 families in it! Thanks, Stacy! --Aunt Miriam
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