Patsy got those easter seal stamps (or
whatever they were) in her junk mail. The translucent paper came as
separators in the Christmas cards she'd been sending out. The kids
(especially Katie) enjoyed making craft projects out of playing with
them.
Lonnie made a special gumbo for dinner.
He brought the sausage with him from Florida, where he knows a great
little place to get it. He started making it the previous day so that
the celery, peppers and onions could absorb the flavors of the spices
over night in the soup after sauteeing. It was very good.
Lal made the rest of the meal. It was
all good.
Once again, the kids borrowed my camera
and took some pictures, as you can see below.
Many times the kids would show me
pictures. I'd say "you cut his head off." They would giggle about what
a funny idea that was. I'd chide them for getting their own fingers in
the pictures. The pictures got better. They learned quick. Katie was
very good about bringing the lens cloth when it was needed. I think she
has been doing that job for Tonia for a while.
Somewhere in there
Lonnie pulled out a magic trick. I never did figure out how he got
those Leprechauns to shrink my dime.