All 4 of my brothers and their families were able to attend. We had a total of 11 adults and 7 grandkids.
Some of my favorite things on this vacation were
-getting a new wardrobe, thanks to my thrift-shopping mom and my hard-working dad
-running with my superstar sister-in-law, Christy
-surprising all my siblings by being capable of real pushups
-roasting smores
-movie dates with Ethan to see Megamind (which I loved) and KungFu Panda 2 (which I also liked)
-kayaking with dolphins and the grown-ups of my generation while my parents watched the grandkids
-staying in a beautiful hotel in Charleston with amazing service and equally amazing views
-eating at some upscale restaurants, including a very fun late night dinner at McCrady's
The only downside to our family gathering was that an uninvited GI-super-bicho showed up to wreak GI chaos and make everyone sick for at least a day. Here's my s-i-l's perspective on The Plague.
Here are some of my favorite pictures from our reunion:
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| Grandpa, Uncle Ben, and Aunt Christy watching kids in the pool |
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| Uncle Hugh and my kids |
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| Elizabeth at the playground on Hiltonhead Island |
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| The Great Dalmuti |
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| Lovebirds on the boat to Ft. Sumter |
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| Mr. M and Elizabeth |
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| Uncle Tal and Simon, waiting for our buggy ride in Charleston |
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| Buggy ride |
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| Scott in the fountain across from our hotel in Charleston |
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| Ethan on the water taxi to the aircraft carrier |
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| Aunt Kristi and the boys in Charleston |
We are already looking forward to our next gathering in Mountain View, Alberta, next to the beautiful Canadian Rockies of Waterton.











3 comments:
We love Dalmuti. Too bad we never played when we lived so close together!
Watch out for super bugs! Great post, thank you for the kind label. :)
Oh, I would love to go to Charleston and Hilton Head Island. Great pictures and happy memories!
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