Magic
It was a night for Acoustic Coffeehouse again..
our friend Heather was playing down there, so we wanted to support her efforts. In the end, our group pretty much took over the place.:)
Heather waits for her turn
Problem solving skills in action. There weren't enough checkers pieces to play a game, so Nesta went outside and picked up two different colors of rocks. To crown a piece, they put a torn bit of tissue paper underneath. Cool eh? Those danged homeschoolers are so sheltered and all.;)
NACHOS...as in
NOT YO'S!
Barb (above pic) and her husband used to live in Alaska and knew my sister. We figured this out the first time we met and it was such a bizarre thing to have someone say "Do you know the Snavley's?" Um yeah, I kinda grew up with one of them! I grew up knowing my brother-in-law too. We fought pretty good when we were kids.
What a connection eh? They hung out at one of the homeschool groups together when my nephew was just a wee man.
I'm trying to just let the pictures speak for themselves. We all have SUCH a great time together...the kids too. It's magic. I love my friends.
Sierra's camera battery died before I even got one of Heather performing so I'll have to let Laura fill in the gaps. Tag. You're it La!!:)
Neener.
Neener.
our friend Heather was playing down there, so we wanted to support her efforts. In the end, our group pretty much took over the place.:)
Heather waits for her turn
Problem solving skills in action. There weren't enough checkers pieces to play a game, so Nesta went outside and picked up two different colors of rocks. To crown a piece, they put a torn bit of tissue paper underneath. Cool eh? Those danged homeschoolers are so sheltered and all.;)
NACHOS...as in
NOT YO'S!
Barb (above pic) and her husband used to live in Alaska and knew my sister. We figured this out the first time we met and it was such a bizarre thing to have someone say "Do you know the Snavley's?" Um yeah, I kinda grew up with one of them! I grew up knowing my brother-in-law too. We fought pretty good when we were kids.
What a connection eh? They hung out at one of the homeschool groups together when my nephew was just a wee man.
I'm trying to just let the pictures speak for themselves. We all have SUCH a great time together...the kids too. It's magic. I love my friends.
Sierra's camera battery died before I even got one of Heather performing so I'll have to let Laura fill in the gaps. Tag. You're it La!!:)
Neener.
Neener.
posted by Ren Allen | 6:49 PM
5 Comments:
I'm thinking I look very proud of my nacho. Thank you for posting the pics, it was fun!
i love playing blog tag with you!! but i am not as fast as you. well sometimes i am...just depends.
our blogs are starting to look like bookends. we'll have to quit that cause people might start gettin' ideas about us!! woo woo!
they also might start thinkin' these homeschooled kids are allowed to go outside the home and be sociable.
It is bizarre sometimes how things link together. I mean from Alaska to Tennessee, what are the chances? So cool! I had to do a double take because that gal in the white shirt looks like me! Maybe she looks different in real life but she even has her hair styled the same, although mine is growing out. Love you!!
You know, I never noticed that!! Jess DOES look like you in the pictures. I think her mannerisms and voice are so different that I didn't pick up on it.
Dang! She has this very quiet, soft way of moving and speaking (but look out, there's a badass hiding inside) that is rather foreign to our kind.;
But in the pictures I see it now. Wow. No wonder I love her! Ha!
And La, I'll be your bookend blog anytime.;) Hell, I'll just be your bookend ok?
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