My favorite times besides stamping are those
spent with my family. This weekend was
exactly what I needed.
I spent Saturday and Sunday morning with
my mom and dad. It was great to be with
mom on Mother's Day! She helped make me
into the person I am today. She has always
been there for me and my siblings.
My sister Tina posted this picture yesterday
and I had to snag it to share with you all too.
This is my mom with my sister Tina, my brother Bun and me.
My brother David wasn't born yet so he's not in the picture.
Don't you love the saddle shoes — this picture would be about 1965.
After we left mom's Sunday we stopped at my daughter Katie's
and spent some time with her and her family.
My hubby, Tony, took his guitar and they all had
a jam session — it was a fun way to spend Mother's Day.
Here is Tony with our oldest grandson Scott (aka Bubba).
They were playing "What Do Ya' Do With a Drunkin' Sailor".
Katie's other son, Shawn, was singing while these two played guitars.
Not sure it was too appropriate but the boys had a great time with it.
Apparently guitar playing looked like so much fun that
Shawn decided to give it a try too.
Here's Scott and Katie giving direction and watching him.
They are all working on campfire songs for our
family camping weekend this summer.
Only thing missing was my son, Phillip's family.
I did hear from them today but they live too far away.
We will see them soon.
Here is the card Katie gave me today.
