LORRI TO THE RESCUE

This past week my daughter Lorri and her kids and myself were at my camper. With the weather so hot much time was spent at the beach or pool. Thursday Lorri took the kids to the pool and for the first time let my 4 year old grandson go into the big pool. He was at the shallow end which came up to his waist. Lorri and a few other moms were sitting on the edge of the pool watching like mother hens. Aiddin was having a good time bobbing up and down but each time he jumped he would go a little farther out until he got to the point where the water was up to his chin and he couldn't get himself back to shallow water. The pool was full of kids and Lorri was keeping a close eye on Aiddin but when she turned to say something to one of the mothers and looked back at Aiddin, the water was up to his mouth. Lorri gave out a "OH MY GOD" and plunged into the water, clothes and all to save her little chickling. One comment was "What a mom" while others who saw this happen gave her a round of applause. One lesson learned here is to keep you child in the kiddy pool and second, if you let him or her go into the big pool, be in there with them. Needless to say they came home shortly thereafter.

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BIRTHDAYS, BIRTHDAYS, BIRTHDAYS

This has been a very busy month for birthdays. My granddaughters Mia's was July 2, my daughter Julie is July 8, my granddaughter Delaney is July 12 and we celebrated my niece's birthday yesterday. They live in Elgin, IL which is about an hour fifteen minutes from me. I hadn't seen my relatives for awhile so it was nice to get together and chit chat. Had good food and conversation, lots of laughs and pictures. My daughter Lorri is in from Texas and she had not seen these people in over a year so she was excited to see them.

Today we head for the camper where we will stay for the week. Hope the weather stays nice so the kids can enjoy the pools, lake and campground festivities.

Have a lot to do before we leave so I better get cracken before it gets too late.

DAUGHTER AND GRANDCHILDREN HERE FROM TEXAS

Last Thursday my daughter Lorri along with Spencer and Aiddin started on the 1234 mile journey from Shiner Texas to Schererville, Indiana. They arrived late afternoon on Friday. Since then the household has been very busy since my two granddaughters Angelica and Delaney are also here. I'm glad they are here because it takes my mind off of my dog Mandy, passing away on Tuesday night. Since they arrived we have been on the go, either going out to eat, going to the park, water park and fishing. There is a lake behind my home and the kids are thrilled by catching good sized bass. We don't keep them. They throw them back and who knows maybe they keep catching the same fish over and over. At any rate they are having a good time. We have a BBQ planned at my house for the 4th with my son and his family along with my other daughter and her family. Lorri stopped along the way at Boomtown and bought a good amount of fireworks which we will shoot off at night. Monday we are going to the camper and stay about a week and return for some birthday parties. I will write about what goes on during that period. Until then, have a good 4th of the July and be safe.

STILL ON THEIR WAY

Lorri and the kids are still on their way. Yesterday just outside Houston she called me and said that her battery light just came on. What does that mean? The only thing I could tell her was to stop and have it checked out. An hour later she called and said they checked the battery and alternator and said both were fine and they didn't know why the light came on. So on her way she went with two boys saying "I'm hungry" so to make up time she went to McDonalds drive thru and got them food and continued on their way. She called me about 4:oo and said they were 30 miles from Texarkana and would contiue driving until it was getting dark. She doesn't like to be on the road at night with two kids. I don't blame her. She called later and said they had stopped for the night just outside Hot Springs Arkansas. She estimates getting here sometime tonite. She had asked her husband to print out a map for her and his reply was "you should know the route by now, just follow the signs". and didn't print out the map for her. Nice guy. Isn't love wonderful?
It's now almost 10:00 am and haven't heard from her yet. Knowing her she is still sleeping. If she is awake, it takes her about two hours to get herself and the kids ready. Anyway she will be here today.

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ON THEIR WAY

Today is the day that my daughter Lorri, Spencer and Aiddin leave from Texas for the long trip to Indiana. Coming with them is the recently neutered Johnny, just had his stitches out yesterday. I am looking forward to seeing them and so is Lorri's daughter Angelica. The last time we saw her was at Christmas time but we talk everyday.
Spencer has been looking forward to coming here since January because he wants to go to Great America and ride the big roller coasters. He also wants to see a real zoo. The closest zoo to him is in Victoria where you have to pay to get in and see about 20 animals. I think we will go to Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago which is a short distance from me. He also wants to see a tall building, that being a no brainer, we will go to Sears Tower and then take a stroll in Millennium Park. During his time here we will hit a few museums and walk along the lake and look at some boats. Navy Pier might even be in the works. At any rate it will be a busy time for him while he is here. He also wants to spend some time at my camper, which we will do.
They should be here tomorrow so I better get cracking and clean this house.