• At the Cabin Part Eight: Miscellaneous Scenes

    Someone LOVES Thomas the Train!  I haven’t ever seen him sit in one place so long as when he discovered this Thomas the Train catalog and “read” it from cover to cover, many times over. Auntie Dot took a few moments to teach all the firebugs how to create a…

  • At the Cabin Part Six: Happy Birthday Dot

    We celebrated Dot’s birthday with not one cake but two!  No one complained. Dot does not allow Baby Katherine to have sugar, but when she was not looking Dr. Peds gave her a little taste.  Baby Katherine did not complain either. What did Auntie Dot get for her birthday, you…

  • At The Cabin Part Five: Roasting Over the Fire

    The Iowa Crew always seems to find interesting things to roast on the fire, and after locating this large grilling contraption, Dot’s dog’s stuffed pheasant became the victim.  It was actually so dripping wet that it did not catch fire.  That pheasant is the slimiest, nastiest piece of fuzz you’ll…

  • At the Cabin Part Four: Sewer Boy

    The kidlets pretty much live in the water at the cabin, and although the lake water is fairly clean and clear, they actually do end up stinking like fish and who knows what else after soaking in it so much. Here’s Uncle Bryan giving grouch Mr. Sneaky Pants a little…

  • At the Cabin Part Three: Jetski Extravaganza

    Using the jetskis is always a fun way to spend afternoons on the lake.  Their speedy quick turns tantalizes the big kid population at the cabin. Sometimes things go wrong with a jetski, like weeds getting caught underneath, which requires the use of a good old kayak paddle to sloosh…

  • Mr. Sneaky Pants

    This summer he reads and reads and reads.  He stays up until all hours of the night reading, and then reads in bed in the morning. his teeth are growing in, which is sad. he does not enjoy bathing at all, and he’ll wear the same clothes for days on…

  • Night

    I was pretty excited about this night time extended exposure image that I took by the light of the moon last weekend.  I walked to the end of the dock and propped the camera up on a rock.  I love how the exposure was long enough to capture the clouds…