Aaron 2010 The Citadel

Here is our nephew, Aaron, at the start of school this year at The Citadel. He is now a Sophomore.

Aaron Involved In Salkahatchie Project

Our nephew, Aaron, has been involved in the Methodist Salkahatchie project for several years. He really enjoys it. His friends take photos and I get to download them from Facebook. I also inserted some cartoons. They are copyrighted so I messed them up before putting them on the Web. I don't want to get in trouble. But when I print the pages for him, the cartoons will not be messed up. I left him room to journal about his experience on the painted pieces of cardboard journaling blocks.

Recognition Day

Our nephew, Aaron, is attending The Citadel. He's done very well with his grades down there and has managed to survive his first year, the hardest year. This was Recognition Day. I though it would be a nice air conditioned auditorium with boring speeches and handing out ribbons. Nope, they torture the poor boys all day long with physical contests. One of his buddies took the photos and I got them from Facebook (thank you!) and here are the scrapbook pages I did for him.

River Run

Our nephew, Aaron, went to a river party and this is the scrapbook page I did for him. I didn't include any photos of him with girls as one day his wife wouldn't appreciate that. Whoever took the photos gave me some odd angles that were fun to work with.

Easter Scrapbook Pages - Family Easter

Logan on his trampoline.



Me with the quintessential camera attached to my eye!



Peggy has all the grandchildren (who can come) over on Saturday before Easter for bags of candy and dying Easter eggs. This year it was Luke, Hannah, Katie and Dustin, Evans, Aaron, Logan.



Luke, Hannah, Stan and I joined Kathi, Eddie, Katie and Angie at their church for Easter Sunday service. They attend Anderson Mill Road Baptist Church in Moore, SC.



Katie and Dustin



Sitting around after Easter dinner and visiting.



The Harris family loves to play and they are very competitive. They did the egg toss, carrot darts, trampoline, road their bicycles and tossed balls around!



Kathi, Eddie and Katie



Kenny, Anna, Evans and Aaron. Logan was not being cooperative about picture taking.



Elaine, Ronnie, Luke and Hannah

Easter 2010

We had a wonderful Easter this year. Mom, Dad, and I went to Charleston on Good Friday to see Brett. Those photos arefarther down. But Jenny did take some photos of Bret dying his Easter eggs and going to an Easter party. Stan and I joined Angie, Kathi, Eddie, Katie, Luke and Hannah at church on Sunday at Anderson Mill Road Baptist Church. It was a nice service. Then we to Kenny and Anna's for Easter lunch. Their yard always looks so pretty this time of year. Everybody played games and some joined Logan on his trampoline. Logan hid the Easter eggs and all the adults got to go find the Easter eggs.

Peggy always has her grandchildren over on Saturday before Easter to dye Easter eggs, even though they are adults now (all but Logan). They still love to come. This year Evans, Aaron, Logan, Luke, Hannah, Ronnie, Angie, Katie, Kathi and Dustin were dying the eggs.





She had fixed them some Easter candy too!



Dustin and Katie







Kathi and Katie





Brett dying Easter eggs.















His hand became green!







Brett at the Easter party.













Anderson Mill Road Baptist Church on Easter morning.



Katie and Angie







Luke and Hannah



Logan on the trampoline in Kenny's backyard.





Here I am taking photos as usual.



Aaron just before playing egg toss.



Egg toss with Aaron and Evans.







Aaron playing the carrot darts.







All the adults searching for the Easter eggs that Logan hid in the front yard.



Kenny


Donnie, Kathi, Katie





Eddie



Evans



Elaine





Anna



Ronnie playing ball with Luke.





Hannah





Peggy with Aaron, Katie, Evans and Logan



Peggy with her children and their spouses.





Peggy and her children



Peggy and her sons









Kenny, Stan, Ronnie and Donnie





Ronnie and Luke riding bikes.