Family Get-together's

I don't get a chance to see my extended family as often as I would like but 2 weeks ago I went home to visit my dad and other family! :) It is always a fun time!

One thing my extended family does is meet up at Old Country Buffet. Here are a few photos from our fun.

My cousin's son holding Titus. :)

This one is my favorite. My daughter is 2 months older then my cousins son and my son is 2 weeks older then her daughter. :) HOW SWEET! :)

Comments

Unknown said…

Hi Just dropping by to return the love after you came by and visited me @Accepting & Embracing Autism. I have 2 children who have been diagnosed but believe that the other 3 show signs of having Autism/Asperger. But I sometimes wonder whether I read too much into their behaviour and start to wonder whether their behaviour is just "normal" kid behaviour. Kind Regards Sarah.

June 26, 2011 at 11:43 PM

Spanish Pinay said…

Love the pictures. I love family get-togethers too and always looking forward to it :)

Spanish Pinay

June 27, 2011 at 2:54 AM

Unknown said…

Those are great photos - looks like you all had a wonderful time together :) I hopped over from the Monday Blog Hop!! Wishing you a blessed day!

Aurie
http://ourgoodfamily.org

June 27, 2011 at 6:25 AM

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