Saydee Reese Davies

Saydee Reese Davies was born this afternoon, August 25, 2008 at 3:11 p.m. Her weight was 7 pounds and her length was 21 inches. We are so grateful to have here here and both Saydee and Lori are doing great.

Pioneer Day---more water fun

We played in the water at Ashley Creek. They would walk up the creek a little ways and then float down. The water was waist deep in the middle, and the current was a little fast, but it was lots of fun. This is a picture of Kali's rock collection, she said she wanted rocks that looked like potatoes. After we got home she painted the rocks.

July 24--Pioneer Day...traditions

On July 24, we started out the day by going to the Scout Breakfast. Then we went to the parade. Kali was in the parade, but I didn't get a picture, she was on the other side of the float. Then we went to "Remember The Maine Park" and had lunch, and then played in Ashley Creek. We all had a good time and lots of laughs. This is the third year in a row that we have done, this, so now it is tradition, and something we have to do.

4-H Fun

On July 22, Ashley, Amanda and Kali attended a 4-H fun day. They made tie-dyed t-shirts, made candles and rockets. Then later in the day they went swimming at the Rec cemter. Here they are modeling their t-shirts.

Fun at the beach

We went to the beach. It was really fun. The water was warm, and the tide was coming in. The wind was blowing some. The sand there is reall white...almost like snow. We walked along the beach and picked up shells.

The pier

These pictures were taken at Charleston Bay. One is of a war ship that is in the bay. They had beautiful fountains along the bay, and there was lots of kids paying in them. The other picture is of some kids who were catching crabs. They said they had caught 11 crabs that day. They asked if I wanted to take their picture, they said everyone else had.

Charleston, North Carolina

These houses were along the bay in Charleston. They are on the historical register, and so they aren't allowed to change the color or anything about the outside of the building. They were sure beautiful.