Henry and June Turner

The life and times of a big brother and little sister.

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Our week- June.

It's been a busy week. We drove back to North Carolina on Tuesday, meeting up with Grandma and Grandpa Seibert in Charleston (they were on vacation this week). They drove back to Winston with us and spent the week at our house.

We explored Winston and had a good time hanging out at home. As you can see, things got a little crazy.

We like to keep our photo library updated with shots of the kids with beer bottles. Our fall 2008 choice- Yuengling. Sorry for all of you not out East- it's not distributed west of Pennsylvania.
Most of our time was spent humiliating me.
First are these goofy glasses that Grandma Cooper found on clearance. Unlike Henry, who loves his sunglasses, I just wanted to get these off.
But they sure do taste good.

Later mama and Grandma were cleaning out our closet and putting some summer clothes away. There were a few outfits that mama wanted me to wear just one more time. This pretty get-up is from Sadie. We thought GG Parsons would like a picture of me in it too.

Not bad considering it's a 0-3 month dress.

Next, they squeezed me into my bike shorts. This is seriously embarrassing.

Oh man, there's a tank top to match. I should have been at Amishlands and Lakes this year. I would have fit in with all the overweight middle-aged bikers.

How's that for showing off my figure?

Today we headed to the Science museum because there's a new dinosaur exhibit with live action dinosaur robots.
We were a little nervous when we walked in and saw this gruesome scene.
Henry was leery of this Tyrannosaurus Rex.
But when we moved over to the friendly dinos and the hands-on dino robot, he warmed up to them.
This one came over to say hello to us.

Watch out papa, it's behind you!

1 Comments:

At 4:48 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Nice choice on the Yeungling Henry. I remember a trunkload of that once upon a year crossing in to a border state. I have found a West Ohio bar that does something similar to kegs.

For education: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._G._Yuengling_%26_Son

 

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