Ohio Trip- Part 2- Marion.

On Sunday, we drove down to Marion. (Only two hours- what a treat!)

GG and GG approve of their newest great-granddaughter- they are up to three great grandkids now.

It wasn't long until the embarrassing clothes came out. Mama actually likes this one. Note the beret with heart antennas.

However, June preferred to snuggle with GG and listen to his "tic-toc"- the artificial valve in his heart that you can hear from across the room if it's quiet enough.

Aunt Girl- had a special Easter present for Henry- his own cadbury egg.

We wanted to stay in Marion for good because it's already 70 degrees there. Although it was warm, Henry is still alarmed by the idea of not wearing a coat and hat outside and insisted on wearing his sweatshirt even though he was soon pretty sweaty.

Aunt Girl and her niece and nephew. We miss you Aunt Girl.

We had a good time playing "Corn Hole" with Nama and Mister Anthony. Although, it's hard to play when a certain two-year-old insists on grabbing all of the bean bags and throwing them himself. The secret is giving him enough to put in the hole so that he stays out of the way long enough not to get drilled in the head with an airborne bag.

Henry and PawPaw watched the first game.

Then Mister Anthony and Aunt Girl beat us pretty soundly when we played the next game. We demand a rematch.

You'll notice that the corn hole set is a Bengals/Browns theme that Great Uncle Philip made. It's the great division in the Cooper house. North against South. Brother against brother. Believe-land against the Nati.

Nama and PawPaw didn't know that this ottoman would be the most fun play toy they'd ever buy.