Of course, Daddy joined in on the festivities! There were hay rides (through the Haunted Barn) ...
Unicycles?
Horseshoes (and target practice with pellets) - I didn't do a shabby job, if I do say so myself!
I believe there is a written law about face-painting being a 'requirement'!
We had about 350 people there. Another 'written law' at the Presbyterian Church states that...
"If thou gatherest one plus any others in the presence of God and everybody, you MUST serve food." And, we did!Frances and Betty are also on the awesome Social Committee, and we helped get drinks and chicken and to organize the essentials for the covered dish and pie contest.
Dr. DeCelle is part of a mountain dulcimer group that performed in addition to a hammer dulcimer group from Florida, Sweet Prospect.
First Presbyterian Law #3...
"Thou shalt always have the good graces to invite Mama Jama! "
(and the privilege of hearing those stories!)You can just guess from her face that she had a great time, played with the Frisbee and side-walk chalk, etc. , etc., etc.
For the end of the day, it was so nice to see all of these sweet little ones still having a great time. LOVE this shot of Andy.
Luke tried on Campbell's Frisbee hat, as well!
Campbell and Lily, thick as thieves at the end of a great, beautiful day.
Until next year!


There were quite a few kids!
Of course, there was lots of singing.
This was Campbell's first fishing trip.
Daddy bought her the tiniest, cutest, pink fishing rod.
Coleman looked 'super cute' using it!
Lauren wasn't the least bit afraid of worms.
The Davidsons. Aren't they sweet!


Today was our Church Easter Egg Hunt. We woke up to a really cold, wet day. So, on go the jackets and tights. So much for cute little Easter dresses!
We tagged along for the group trip to the Wild Animal Safari. The bus was a little crazy for her, so we went with the walking tour. It was nice to have some Daddy time.


