As most of you know, my Granny passed away last week – which is why I never got around to updating the site. In addition to the wonderful visits with family, we were able to grab a number of great pictures during our visit – and I ended up making a short slideshow to capture some of the better ones.
Even though the circumstances were what no one wished for – it was great to be able to spend some time with a part of the family we don’t normally get to be with. It was so nice to share stories of Granny with my family…and to be able to remember her for the wonderful person she was.
As for our trip – it was a complete blur, totaling 2025 miles and 3 hotels in just 5 days!! The kids were great and loved spending time with their extended family. Jen and I couldn’t stop talking about how lucky we are to have such a loving and caring family…especially with everyone so interested in spending time with the kiddos.
Thanks to all our friends and family for all the love and support over the past couple of weeks…we are truly blessed!
Love,
MJCE&CJ
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_ECc9AvomE]
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To download a high quality version of the slideshow – click here . Email me with any questions! – Matt
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What a wonderful slideshow!!! It could not have been more perfect to represent our time there.
Wonderful slide show, and I just love the picture of C.J. at the top. He looks like he is going to cause some trouble:)
Great picture!!! Nice to see everyone together. Where were the kids fishing???
Love, Mom
The kids were fishing in Uncle Chris & Aunt Janet’s backyard!!!
YES – we are ALL jealous!!
It was nice to get to see all of you but not under the circumstances.
The slide show was awesome and a great representation of the Oldweiler family……something to cherish for the next generation. Keep the great pics coming!!!
Love to all,
Uncle Charles & Aunt Kathy