(Please click on the photo to see more pictures.)On Sunday we headed up to Mt. Morris for my Uncle Bill and Aunt Vickie's annual Labor Day party. We don't usually make it since we are usually up at Brian's dad's. This year, however, Michele was a little stressed about starting school and didn't think spending the weekend in Oscoda would help that out. I'm bummed that we missed out on all of the fun with Brian and Di, and the delicious potato brats at the annual craft fair, but we had a lot of fun in Mt. Morris. Hopefully I'll have a link to all of the Woodruff fun when Brian gets around to updating his blog again. That is, if he hasn't still disowned me as a friend for not making the trip up.
Aunt Lynn, Michelle, and Amber were all in for a visit from California and made it to the cookout. It was great seeing them again. The visits are always too far in-between, but are always welcome. Uncle Bill grilled up some great steaks, and they had some of the world's BEST corn on the cob to go along with the other sides.
We had games of cornhole (Mom and I went undefeated), basketball, and then the night ended with a great campfire. Of course, as Michele says, "It's not a campfire without smores,", and they did not disappoint.
There was some debate as to the rules of cornhole, so I'd just like to point out the following official rules. Please note the following rules under Rule 5: Section C, Item 3; Section E; Section G, Item 1:E.
Click here to see pictures from the fun weekend.
Michele gets to meet her students tomorrow and Alison starts her first day of kindergarten! I'm sure there will be more stories to post soon!
In case you didn't catch the pilot, Justice looks like it's going to be a pretty good show! I think this fall I'm going to be up to about 20 hours of TV per week. It's a tough job, but someone has gotta do it.
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