Quick Update
After winding down from the party, and getting a cold shower in the trailer, (we neglected to turn on the water heater) we headed over to Dick's for dinner and good company. But first we had to share a cookie with some cousins who were staying at Mark's.
We had good leftover bbq at Dick's, and really good watermelon, and even better raspberry and blueberry sauce to put on our desserts. Then we went outside and just chatted the night away. Dick lit a fire in his fireplace, and we talked about everything from computers to mosquitoes to etiquette to politics. Yes, we Flerchingers all have assholes and opinions, and they all stink. Stephanie knew more what to expect this time, and her aide was off due to ear infection anyway, so no one was distressed. We had a really good time and didn't want to leave, but sleep pulled at us and church is at 8am. Darned catholics are early risers.





4 Comments:
My poor sissy has a ear infection! I know that Jon is taking good care of you though. Well it is Austin's birthday (it's about 1am)Yes we are both still up (Ryan is snoozing of course)I took Austin to work w/ me on Friday, he was a big help. His favorite part was putting '06 stickers on the patient files (for the correct year). Please don't turn me in to the Child Labor Commision.....
I miss you guys so much and can't wait to see you. Jon, you better give us some serious sissy time after this! muah xoxoxoxoxx
In retrospect, the weekend was nothing short of phenominal. Rachel and I miss you Jon and Steph! (That goes for Uncle Jim and Aunt Debbie, and Dan, and Erik and Felicia and Jen). Good idea on the blog... we'll keep tabs on you the rest of the trip.
And I don't know if you're reading this E&F, but I'll borrow Jen any time you need!
Also, Christy and Brian too! (I knew there was someone I was forgetting!)
you're having the time of your life. you and jon are going to be 50 lbs heavier with all those bbqs. the campfires and discussions remind me of when whenI was young and our family would camp with our cousins at our grandfather's lumbermill up in Philo Ca. in the 1950's. they built a wikiup around a fire pit and we would sit around it talking , telling stories, roasting marshmellows and having those kind of times that you think back on the rest of your lives. keep on truckin'. anxious to see you when you return. from the old man
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