Visit with the W Cousins

I don't even know where to begin. These are a bunch of photos from this weekend while Mom and Dad were up and brought Seth's kids. You can tell they had a good time playing. I do believe Seth and Leslie enjoyed some quiet time, watched a movie and had a dinner out alone. The boys played non-stop in the 90+ degree heat, would come in for a drink, and then head back out to run around like maniacs! Bennett was pushing Micah in the double stroller (converted to a wild adventure ride) and was jumping hills, screaming around trees, and careening through the woods until one of the trees didn't move out of the way. Bennett came inside having a fit about blood on his elbow... while Micah was close behind making sure he was going to live. After cleaning and bandaging to wounds they were both back outside running around like the maniacs they are. :)
The girls were mostly in the basement playing dress-up all day since it was too hot outside for Princesses! And they are ALL Princesses in case you weren't sure.
We had a couple of pink silly putty's that were big hits too. We layed out some old newpapers and they enjoyed taking off pictures and stretching them all around.
Sunday morning we all got up and went to church together. Everyone had a partner (except Lydia) and marched down the halls to their respective rooms. It was quite cute! Dad was impressed with Ruth's leadership with Esther.
Well, I'm at work today and can't really think of any good thoughts to add to these pictures. Grandpa danced with Esther and then told Ruth to vacuum the blue square so I could take her picture in her "flapper" outfit. She did, so I did. Grandma and Grandpa got good snuggles during the movie night. We had to watch "Gigi, the Princess Balerina" and then (for the boys) we watched "Milo, the Mantas who wouldn't pray". Curtis enjoyed the Gigi movie because of the reformed theology hidden within. :)
Alright, enough for now.

The boys and their funny faces! They just weren't too much into dressing up like dancing princesses.