Quasi-Camping

We spent the holiday weekend up at my parent's house in OK with some friends. I call it quasi-camping because the daddies and most of the kids camped out while the mommies (most of the time) slept in the comfort of air conditioning and cozy beds inside the house! I mean, someone had to be on their a-game the next day, right??? It was a GREAT weekend...nice weather, great company, relaxing visits, crazy kids, etc

I'll let the pictures do the talking...

We started off by heading to Kiddie Park on Friday night:

Saturday the guys played some Ultimate Frisbee:

 a tractor ride around the property:

 I guess maybe we look a little alike???

and of course, more Kiddie Park:

Sunday morning we headed to Woolaroc (home of Frank Philips). These are the kids in our car, and they were particularly excited because once inside the property, we let the roam around the car:

 and sticking their heads out the windows:

 the ladies of the group (minus my mom, who was MIA at this point):

Hudson and Aaron were inseparable (and Hudson would have it no other way)!

 the highlight for the kids was the Buffalo trash can (it sucks up the trash and talks to you):

 all 10 crazy kids:

the guys (and my mom) played golf all afternoon, so us ladies "manned" the kids. They're making cherry pies in the playhouse:

 William and Emily playing "beach":

William and Sherrie

 Don't let this picture alarm you, I'm pretty sure he was doing this on purpose:

 even the adults had fun on the horse swing:

 Gracie and Cindy:

 Aren't we beautiful?

 She's gonna kill me for this...

On Monday we had a fairly relaxing morning with playing, packing, and of course, riding the tractor. Hudson would not be a happy camper if he went a whole weekend without a tractor ride with Papa (this is actually his 3rd ride of the weekend...but first pic):

 all the kids:

 nice smile, William:

 Hudson LOVES giving his baby brother kisses:

It was a FANTASTIC weekend, and my kids, of course, are already talking about when we'll go back next. If only it was closer than 5 hours...