after which Michael and Judy arrived
and greeted Boot
before making their way
into the dining room for more muffins
as the teen age girls emerged
and ever so slowly
made their way to the table
to eat further
before the dueling cameras
came back to record the eating process
before Nancy posed for a family photo
and then left because she didn't want to join the other girls
rolled up on the couch watching a stupid movie
as Benjamin, Lauren and Suzanne
did the hoops thing before the women returned
and the tour ended
and my Lego tower
would only stand with support.
All of this seemed to suggest that it was time for another meal, so the
salads were prepared
though not dressed and the pizzas were brought out
as Jack posed
before the table was set
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for a professional shot including the chandelier
as the girls
settled in for lunch.
Next thing we knew, it was time to depart, so there were the gathering
before the group pictures
and the dueling camera photos
could be taken as Lauren and Suzanne
came together
for a final picture as Benjamin
was bored with the whole thing and another round of pictures
led to the novelty of a ``cooperating cameras''
picture which didn't exactly work.
As we passed through Bennington, the girls went in here
as I got gas
and Suzanne went here
where she could buy this pottery
from this woman
and we could continue into town where we found our road sign
and began the ride home. We need to stop and see the farm stand
and the rest rooms
in New Baltimore but we waited dinner until we got to the Appleby's, always
a mistake where the group photo
was good, the menu reading
was less good, the food
was even less good, though we finished it all
(well almost)
before taking this picture
which describes our philosophy of life at that point of the trip.
In all, it was a delightful weekend.