Oma and Opa's Place: Where have I been all this time?

I had already started this post when a cold front began to make its way through our area. These pictures don't do justice to the dramatic appearance of the clouds. They were very low and very fast, driven by a cold wind. Fortunately, none of them seemed to be rotating. They were so low that they almost seemed to be skimming the roof of the barn.

Ah, life out on the prairie.

Now, back to the blog.....

Just in case you've been wondering, we weren't kidnapped by Stephen Hawking's unfriendly aliens. Since the last post we've gone down to Cincinnati to see Baby Snooks several times, we've kept Grant and Jordan some, I made one ER trip with Grandma (nothing serious, just the usual), I cleaned up the sewing room, last Friday I baked 19 dozen cookies for a program down at the Brethren Heritage center, Daddy hauled horse poo out of the barn and onto the garden, he bought a baby buck, we've mowed the grass a couple of times (and it needs it again), I worked for at the Ludlow Falls post office once, we get up, go to work, come home, go to bed, etc. - pretty much the same old same old. But we do have some pictures of the highlights.

Not long after Eryn was born, the next big event was the AFIT graduation. Here we have Master and Dr. Lt. Col. Stryker.

Sister Jennifer, Amie, niece Jessica:

Then There was Easter. Andrew, Amie, Grant and Jordan all dressed up for Easter:

This year: egg hunt at Opa's. Next year - the White House Lawn?

Then it was time for chillin' with Uncle Micah.

Uncle Micah tells one of his amusing "nose" jokes. Jordan totally gets it.

Then it's jammies on the pew with Oma.

It was great to see everyone at Anna and Jim's. All that was missing to make a perfect day was the Atlanta branch of the family. But they'll be on their way soon!