Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Fourth of July Weekend

I know the fourth of July was a month ago but I still want to blog about what an amazing week I had. I was able to go down to Utah for a week to spend time with my sister, Melissa, before she moved to Japan. It turned out that my brother, Craig, and his family were in town for the week also. Then right before the fourth of July my sister, Kim, and her family came out fromHouston. After my sister, Cindy, drove up from Cedar City we had all of my family there with the exception of Melissa husband who was at Navy training in Rhode Island and Cindy's husband who was with his dad while he was recovering from a heart attack. We were able to spend the fourth of July all together. We took that opportunity to take pictures.
Here is the Coleby family

Grandma and Grandpa Coleby with all 13 of their grandchildren ranging from 9years old to 7 weeks(Kaylee).

The original Coleby's
Rebecca, Cindy, Angela, Mom, Dad, Melissa, Kim, Craig, and Daisy

The Wednesday before the fourth we took a boating trip. Aaron loved it!

That is my sister Melissa.
Kaylee did really well by sleeping the whole time. I love how the boat puts my kids to sleep. Since we had three girls under the age of one on the boat we ended up with 3 carseats. It was a little crowded but we still had a blast.

My Brother Craig and his son Jonathon

The kids love their grandpa. Even Aaron leaned to say "papa." This is my neice Bella. I think she is a little camera shy.
My nephew Ben trying to drive the boat.

I wasn't sure how Aaron would react to being on the tube. Turned out he had a blast.

The other fun part about the week was playing in the pool with everyone.

Aaron and Mommy having fun at the 4th of July BBQ.

Aaron got to see his cousin Alex who is only 16 days younger than him. They had a blast playing with the doors by opening and closing them. Although I don't think my parents cared for them playing with the doors all the time.

1 comment:

Kimberly said...

I guess I am a neglectful mommy. I didn't even notice them playing with the doors.