We ordered six pizzas
1. Two Cheese Pizzas
2. Two ham and Pineapple pizzas.
Two Pepperoni Pizzas
Two Chocolate Cookie Pizzas
Hannah made cheese dip, another dip with chips
Jake and Lindsey brought hot wings and fries
Ronald brought drinks
I brought drinks, paper plates, Cups, and Cocktail weiners.
Ron, Andy, Nevada, Montana, Sierra, Hubby Mike, Hannah, Jake, Lindsey, and I were at the party.
Dakota had to work late, and his girlfriend didn't come, so Charity was sick.
Madison, Marcus, and Meadow did not come.
Hannah's boyfriend was sick with the flu, and he did not come. As you can see, we had several family members missing due to illness.
We swapped gifts.
Hubby and I received two gift cards from Places to Eat, some Mary Kay, and hair products.
We had a great time reminiscing.
Jake took out the project book he had done in the fifth grade on his grandmother.
Mike and Ron discussed their childhood experiences and the many mishaps they encountered.
Mike told the story about his grandfather trying to drive up a steep hill in his old red truck.
How the truck struggled to get up the hill, how it would get about halfway up, only to roll back down.
How his grandfather finally put the pedal to the metal to reach the top.
He told the story about his grandfather working on a project at Mr. Stewart's.
How his grandfather got frustrated, started cursing, and left for the day.
His grandfather returns the next day to finish the job after he has cooled off.
Women were visiting the Stewarts' home that day, and I am sure they heard the angry words of his grandfather.
Mike told many mishaps that happened at work.
Mike could write a book on the funny mishaps that happened to him.
Jake told the story about the time he broke one of the windows in the front door at his great-grandfather's house.
He said my great-grandfather got in his old Buick and came after me.
He said that my great-grandfather had one of his grandsons catch me.
He said my great-grandfather whipped me and left the mark of AD on my backside.
Both of my sons were mowing the lawn by the age of five. Ron said I can remember not being tall enough to reach the handle.
He told how their grandfather worked on the lawnmowers before they could cut the grass, which sometimes took hours.
The boys said that we always dreaded coming home from school because if Paw was in the garden, we knew we would have to work.
They said we just wanted to stay on the school bus.
The boys discussed how they spent their summer vacations working in the garden.
Ron talked about his dog Patmae. He said that once she got bitten by a snake, and another time she got into a fight with another dog and was injured, and how he took care of her.
I could listen to the boys go on for hours.
Hannah made cheese dip, another dip with chips
Jake and Lindsey brought hot wings and fries
Ronald brought drinks
I brought drinks, paper plates, Cups, and Cocktail weiners.
Ron, Andy, Nevada, Montana, Sierra, Hubby Mike, Hannah, Jake, Lindsey, and I were at the party.
Dakota had to work late, and his girlfriend didn't come, so Charity was sick.
Madison, Marcus, and Meadow did not come.
Hannah's boyfriend was sick with the flu, and he did not come. As you can see, we had several family members missing due to illness.
We swapped gifts.
Hubby and I received two gift cards from Places to Eat, some Mary Kay, and hair products.
We had a great time reminiscing.
Jake took out the project book he had done in the fifth grade on his grandmother.
Mike and Ron discussed their childhood experiences and the many mishaps they encountered.
Mike told the story about his grandfather trying to drive up a steep hill in his old red truck.
How the truck struggled to get up the hill, how it would get about halfway up, only to roll back down.
How his grandfather finally put the pedal to the metal to reach the top.
He told the story about his grandfather working on a project at Mr. Stewart's.
How his grandfather got frustrated, started cursing, and left for the day.
His grandfather returns the next day to finish the job after he has cooled off.
Women were visiting the Stewarts' home that day, and I am sure they heard the angry words of his grandfather.
Mike told many mishaps that happened at work.
Mike could write a book on the funny mishaps that happened to him.
Jake told the story about the time he broke one of the windows in the front door at his great-grandfather's house.
He said my great-grandfather got in his old Buick and came after me.
He said that my great-grandfather had one of his grandsons catch me.
He said my great-grandfather whipped me and left the mark of AD on my backside.
Both of my sons were mowing the lawn by the age of five. Ron said I can remember not being tall enough to reach the handle.
He told how their grandfather worked on the lawnmowers before they could cut the grass, which sometimes took hours.
The boys said that we always dreaded coming home from school because if Paw was in the garden, we knew we would have to work.
They said we just wanted to stay on the school bus.
The boys discussed how they spent their summer vacations working in the garden.
Ron talked about his dog Patmae. He said that once she got bitten by a snake, and another time she got into a fight with another dog and was injured, and how he took care of her.
I could listen to the boys go on for hours.
