After all of our fun at the park, Neal Z. & his daughters, Zoe & Avery, and Aunt Jill & 3 of her 5 sons, came to our house. We played guitars together & visited some more. Neal Z. & his daughters then left. Then Taylor, Andre, Stefon, all of us Kautt kids & Dad played 2 basketball games. Very fun! :) After all that tiring basketball, we ate a supper of leftovers from the picnic. Aunt Jill & her sons were here until around 9:30pm. Memorial Day was a fun, tiring & exciting day for the Kautt family!
"But in a great house there are not only vessels of gold and of silver, but also of wood and of earth; and some to honor, and some to dishonor. If a man therefore purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor, sanctified, and meet for the master's use, and prepared unto every good work." 2 Timothy 2:20-21
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Memorial Day Picnic/Games - part 1
Pictures from our Memorial Day Picnic/Games. There was a total 6 families who came (including us), and a friend of one of the families, Mike. We had a yummy lunch, got sun-burned :), played ultimate frisbee, kickball & visited in the shade of the pavilion. It was very fun, and tiring! :) Enjoy!
Grilling hot dogs & corn-on-the-cob
Watching...
Grilling hot dogs & corn-on-the-cob
The ultimate game of "Ultimate Frisbee" :)
Watching Isaac prepare to take a swing at a flying baseball
Isaac again ready to swing at the ball
Watching...
Alex, swinging... and smiling! :)
The larger, less experienced, and sadly, losing team, in action.
Awaiting a pitch, with team mates watching
Visiting in the shade of the pavilion.
Explaining an interesting mind game.
This game was very interesting, at first you get frustrated because you can't figure it out, but when you find out the answer, it is SO EASY! This is how it goes: you all sit in a circle. You have two sticks (knifes, forks, lolly pop sticks, etc.). You are not told the rules of the game... because that is the whole point of the game: to figure out the rules! You're supposed to watch the
player(s) that know the rules and try to figure it out. Anyway, without taking along time to explain, you say something to the effect of "I received these sticks crossed and I pass them on uncrossed," or "I received these sticks uncrossed and I pass them on uncrossed," etc. The thing is, what you're supposed to say has nothing to do with the sticks (they're just a distraction) or with what the person before or after you has said. I thought there was some kind of a complex pattern you're supposed to figure out. But, it's not that at all... it all has to do with the way you have your legs. If you received the sticks with your legs crossed, and you pass then on with you legs crossed, then you're supposed to say, "I received these sticks crossed and I pass them on crossed." Once I found that out, I felt pretty stupid! :)
Stefon, Andre & Taylor thinking hard about the "Stick Crossing Game".
Phoebe (me), Abby, Isaac & Joel amused that they can't figure out the rules.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Pictures from Memorial Day Happenings - Coming Soon
I hope to be able to post pictures from our latest happenings: Memorial Day picnic/games. Be looking for those in the next few days. Our internet connection here at our house is so slow (dial-up), it takes 20 or 30 minutes just to load ONE picture! It's just a waste of time. But, whenever we go over to our church we can get wireless there, and we usually post pictures then.
Thanks for your patience! :)
Thanks for your patience! :)
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Jumpin' Rope
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Garden Progress ~
Saturday, May 16, 2009
A visit
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