It's Neil Armstrong...Houston, we have a problem!
Making bubble helmets...
The Dads who went as chaperones titled this one..."Dorks in 3-D"
We look very nice, don't we? (Don't be fooled!)
This is the real Mrs. Geltmeier's class!!
Laurel Ann and Baby Emily ready to go to church...
What a little angel...
Guess who got ahold of the camera...Reminds me of his Uncle May-May. There was always at least one close-up of Matthew on Mom's camera. One Easter he got the camera and took pictures of Nana as she's running towards him to snatch the camera from him. If you put the pictures in order and flip them, you can watch Nana running towards you in slow motion. Oh, the memories...
Of the many pictures taken, this is the best one with both looking at the camera.
On his best behavior...
Yes, Laurel Ann, you are related to him...
Easter-egg hunting at the ranch...After church, we loaded up and went to Hamilton. Nana and PaPa had Easter lunch waiting for us. It was great! Later we hunted Easter eggs and flew kites.
Nana helping Bradley get his kite up in the air. Again, we were reminded of a previous Easter when we flew kites and put Bradley over a fence to go get our kite out of a pasture. He's the only one we could lift/get over the barbed wire without getting hurt! Later that afternoon we ended up in the ER with Nana who twisted her ankle climbing down some rocks. For some reason, Easter Sundays are always eventful in Hamilton.
Isn't he cute flying his Princess kite? We were out of school the next day, so we spent the night with Nana and PaPa. Allyson got up Monday morning and drove to Dublin to meet with her new employers for next year. (They are very nice, and I'm going to enjoy working there!) Dad and PaPa took Bradley to town and drove him by Ann Whitney Elementary where he will go next year. Even though we're sad to leave Cleburne, we're all looking forward to the new opportunities in Hamilton next year. 
Right below our shelter was a walking path that followed a creek around the campground. Bradley played there for hours. It was really neat, because as the creekbank has been washed away with rain, it has left large tree roots exposed that Bradley was able to walk and crawl through.
You can see how Laurel Ann feels about unpacking the van...
Exploring the creek...We told Bradley that the day-glo jersey kind of defeats the purpose of camouflage, but being Bradley, he didn't care!
Cheese!
Checking out the dock...The campground has a large playground that we had just finished playing on, so we decided to check out the swimming area. Needless to say, we didn't swim that day.
When smoke gets in your eyes...the joys of cooking outdoors over an open flame! The hot dogs and s'mores tasted great though! Thanks guys!
Again, Laurel Ann lets her opinion be known. Despite her appearance in the majority of our pictures, she had a great time! She loves being outdoors just as much if not more than Bradley.
On Friday morning after breakfast, the kiddos immediately wanted to take off on a hike. Here, Laurel Ann is checking out her "treasure map" to find out which way to go. We never got another picture of Bradley, because he met up with some kids in another campsite and they played for a couple of hours. We knew Bradley met a kindred spirit when we heard them talking about what characters they had bought on Star Wars Legos. 
