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Carnival Rides and Green Faces




Everyone enjoys the Carnival and this family is no exception. Last night we loaded up the children and away we went. We really had a lot of fun. The children wanted to ride all of the rides and not leave even one out. That is hard when you are a tad on the short side and so you have no choice but to watch. McClain had it easier than Joey, but all in all they had a good time. Micah was eager to join in on most everything. It was fun to watch him, at first unsure than the huge smile spread across his face as he started to enjoy the thrill of the ride. This was LisaMarie's first year to get to do it all and boy howdy did she. It was extra nice that she hooked up with a school friend, Peyton, and they spent the rest of the evening riding every thing they could get their daddy's on. Here are a few pictures of a great evening. Forgive the one blurry one, but it includes almost all of the children, Merrill, Peyton and her dad, Snap.












Towards the end of our fun filled evening, we all took turns going the famous shade of green that goes so well with carnival riding. First there was Merrill the leader of the pack. Then McClain announced that his hips were scared. I hope that someone can fully explain that one to me..LOL Then Roberta and Mordachi got off their last ride sick as dogs. They never recovered till after bed time. Next we lost Jesse and he actually tossed his cookies....sorry to be so graphic. Lastly was Miss LisaMarie...she was hollering for the poor guy to stop the ride cause she was going to throw up. McClain may be only 5, but he was yelling for her. Upon getting off the ride, McClain took Miss LisaMarie's hand and said.....don't worry sissy, you were just allergic to that ride. Too cute that boy of ours. At that point, we loaded up all the family and went home. Lets hope the picnic with the church is easier on us all later today. Hugs and Love to all and Have a Happy 4th of July.

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