Markus, Lynette, and Bree

October 13, 2012

36 degrees

Pentoga Road

Friday was a day filled with several pounds of pure energy, little Bree. We laughed and played with toys and at one point, she even flew through the air. It was fun.

The day started with super omelets. After Sargie left for work, Lynette and I enjoyed a walk through the woods. We hiked the south property line and I enjoyed showing her the hundreds of sugar maples. We talked as we made our way through the woods and it was nice to have some quality time with my good friend.

The folks wanted to see some sights. We left Pentoga Road making our way to the Indian burial ground in Pentoga Park then onto Horse Race Rapids. Bree particularly enjoyed the walk down a large hill, the huge boulders, and watching the water flow under the rocks on which we were perched.

After, we made our way to the old church in Mansfield and finally, with a sleepy baby in our midst, started for home. Bree was ready for a nap and I think Uncle Tom, Daddy, and Mommy, were ready to sit and do nothing. In the end, we watched a movie and ate leftover pizza followed by big bowls of ice cream. It was a wonderful day.

Sargie arrived home on Friday evening well past 9:30 after a long day in the Vision Center.  Saturday won’t be much better. After working in the morning and attending a baby shower in the afternoon for her great niece, we’re hoping to play a cutthroat game of Mexican Train Dominoes tonight. Thankfully, the girl is off tomorrow and will be able to sleep in. She also wants to dedicate much of Sunday playing with Bree. It should be a lot of fun.

I’m not sure what we’re doing today. The weather is lousy featuring chilly temperatures and rain. Lynette wants to cook a big meal so when Sargie arrives home, it’ll all be prepared. I think we’ll head into town and get whatever ingredients she needs. Other than that, it appears to be a NetFlix online movie day.

So are the tales from Pentoga Road…