There was magic happening every day while on this boat.
And I'm happy to report that even a 13 year old can still feel the magic...
though he thinks he's too old to get excited about that stuff...
Not me...I think I loved tea with Alice and the Mad Hatter more than anyone else there... And that's saying something since the average age at the tea was around 3 years old...
We managed to get in our Fourth Annual One Mile Turkey Waddle, Scramble, Trot or Crawl (TWSTC)...
three laps around the boat -- I'm happy to report that none of the older folks died this year...
In spite of the TWSTC, we had lots of time to relax...
And to enjoy the sunsets...
And to dress up and eat great food...
And to spend lots of great time with Jim's family -- The Texas Elliotts. (We're the Maryland Elliotts.)
Note the two characters on the back left...they'll figure into my story tomorrow...
I have so much to share -- Can't wait to tell you about my trip to St. Maarten and the butterfly garden -- The Castaway Sea Garden and tomorrow's story (and my favorite of all...)
Mojo and The Hat...
It looks like a wonderful time! Glad you had fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos as always!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful time...and I love the tiara on Jim's mom!
Welcome home! I'm sure you've got all sorts of colors and sounds and smells flying around in your head! How great to be able to spend time with loved ones and loved things. Can't wait to see more pictures!! Sure have missed you
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone had a grand time, Susan. Will be waiting for "the rest of the story"! Welcome home!
ReplyDeleteGood to see you home! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm FINALLY getting a chance to check these out. Looks like you all had a wonderful time - I'm so jealous! :) And I LOVED the story about Jack and his mojo - gotta love that kid!
ReplyDeleteomg the wisconsin shirt came on the trip!!! yay!!!
ReplyDeletejack is the greatest