Showing posts with label Rebecca. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rebecca. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 30, 2019

Rebecca's Birthday!

Happy Birthday to the most wonderful wife and mom in the world!

The kiddos made their long-traditional banner for mom to find when she came home from work this morning. Olivia, however, stole the show with her very thoughtful gift.



That pretty much says it all. She's definitely a trophy wife!

Thursday, July 18, 2019

Dan River Tubing

 

With Olivia at UNCG's Music Camp, we decided to do something fun with the rest of the kids. We went tubing on the Dan River! We brought our friends' son, Jonathan, along with us.

Everyone got their own tube and we brought a rope to tie everyone together so we wouldn't get separated.

It was such a peaceful ride. With the spring rains well behind us, the water level was a little low in places, but still high enough to make the trip at a leisurely pace.

We paid a little extra to bring a raft for our lunch cooler.






There were several places along the river where we could stop and explore the shore and river without the tubes.


There were some really cool areas where the rock formations along the shore were overhanging the river.



Some of them had neat holes worn in them. We kept expecting to see something come crawing out of them.

After 3 hours, we finally reached the end and climbed back out of the river. This is something we really need to do next year!

Saturday, July 13, 2019

Family Reunion - Whispering Pines, NY


For the first time in years (maybe ever?) we had a Sarine-Fenton family gathering up at Whispering Pines in Corinth, NY. Whispering pines is owned by my cousins, Tom & Tim Welch. It was so great to have 4 generations of family gathered together for a week of fun.

We had folks coming from all over. We drove up from NC, we had cousins come in from FL, DC, NJ, and MD.
The 2010 crew!

The best part was just being able to relax and do nothing by the river, but that doesn't mean there wasn't anything to do...
There were swings

and sand
and swimming
and sidewalk art
and kayaking.










It was really one of those one-in-a-lifetime things that we will hopefully get to experience again someday!