My sister, Nora, worked at Golden Spoon for her last time last Saturday, so naturally we had to visit and taste. Sooo goood!



Above is my niece and nephew. It was kind of a family event. Yum.







I'm starting to get a hang of close up pictures like these but not so good at regular shots. I'm not sure if it's just this camera or if I need to actually read the manual to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Either way, I'm no longer camera-less!

Westwood Marching Band was the main reason we went. Can you see my sister? She's marching next to the Tuba and she plays the trombone.
AAvery, Nora, and Mom.
Walking home Nora kept bouncing Avery and she was laughing so hard. It was so funny!
After being on Nora's shoulders she insisted on walking. My littler girl is growing up. By the way, I mowed the lawn on the morning of the parade while kids stayed at my parent's but they only had their pj's so my sister put a big shirt on Avery to keep her a little warm and she wore it to the parade.
When the walking got tiring she insisted that only Grandpa could hold her. I wonder where she gets her stubbornness from? It couldn't be me, could it?



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Below is the watermelon plant we planted from seed earlier this year. It produces flowers, but not fruit, but I don't care. The vines look so pretty.
This is the first time we've had winter grass. It looks so bright and fresh. I love it.
You may think it's silly how much I love my yard but it's the simple things in life that make it worth living.



