What happens when two grandparents, six of their children plus their six spouses and 20+ grandchildren descend on a small farm in Marietta, Ohio? Craziness ensues. Recently, Jared and I had the pleasure of attending a three-day family reunion with his parents, siblings, spouses and many of our nieces and nephews. The weekend's non-stop events included friendly competitions of skill and wit, four wheeling, scavenger hunting, popsicle eating, swimming, earth-oven-pizza-cooking, water-balloon throwing, barrel rolling (with people inside), homemade icecream making and of course lots of laughing. It's a wonder someone wasn't injured throughout the course of events but surprisingly everyone left in one piece- healthy, happy and looking forward to the next reunion.
(Jared showing off on his new toy.)
(My brave sister-in-law getting ready to roll down the hill.)
(Another brave soul, my 10 year old neice, getting ready to roll.)
(Grandpa
(My niece dodging a water balloon.)
(Prepping the Earth oven.)
(Mitchell's first sparkler.)
THE END.
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(Jared showing off on his new toy.)
(My brave sister-in-law getting ready to roll down the hill.)
(Another brave soul, my 10 year old neice, getting ready to roll.)
(Grandpa
(My niece dodging a water balloon.)
(Prepping the Earth oven.)
(Mitchell's first sparkler.)
THE END.
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