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Catch a wave

The kids learned how to tube this weekend. It wasn't all that challenging for little man, he just sat in the tube and bounced around. AE had a better go at it, she was thrown off quite a bit by her crazy driving dad. She even tried water skiing which wasn't a big hit in AE's book, I think we will have to try it again soon.

All in all we had a great time, DLS said he had a nice Father's Day hanging out in the Chum Bucket with the family.

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carey said…
hey, we got our boys out on the tube for the first time this weekend too. unfortunately, little j's thumb was stuck on the "up" position and his dad obliged. he ended up flipping into the lake. fortunately, he thought it was cool and only wanted to do it again.

which he did.

on purpose.
Anonymous said…
Hey! We think that JG looks like LA in the picture where he's tubing...When KG looks at it, he says "LUKE!"

How fun - I can't WAIT for the days I can start tubing with my boys.

Luci
Chris said…
I want the lake! It's hot here right now.

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