Gone fishing--400th post

For my 400th post, I'll talk about my kids. Here's Christopher, catching a big one at Grandma and Grandpa's house on the lake.

Grandpa ties his kayak to Christopher's kayak when they go out fishing to keep him safe, so he will not drift out too far by himself.

Lindsey caught a big fish too!

The kids have spent the past two weeks in Colorado and will come home on Saturday. Christopher is really homesick, but Lindsey hasn't really seemed like she's even ready to come home.

Here's Lindsey leisurely and patiently waiting for the next fish to bite.

Grandpa released the fish to put back into the lake. Maybe they keep catching the same one over and over.

Comments

Aubrey Michelle said…

I miss that lake! Congrats on the 400th post. I am on my 50th! Have a lovely day!

June 24, 2009 8:13 AM

Julie V said…

Kelly's parents are so cute. They are go getters for sure. I hope the kids are having fun.

June 24, 2009 3:06 PM

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