Morgan had a wonderful time with Julia and her grandparents. Going to Webster Springs is always a fun time. Morgan got to help in the garden, play in the sprinklers, read books with Grandma, and of course play (and sometimes fight) with Julia. It's fun to watch the girls play together. They have always been great friends. Even when they fight it only lasts a few minutes then they are best friends again. Sure does illustrate an example to the adults that little things should not come in the way of true friendship.
On Friday while we waited for Aunt Amy and the kids to pick us up, Morgan helped her Daddy string a weed-eater. She also chased the butterflies around the yard, which she thoroughly enjoyed.
Don't you just love her hat??
The girls spend a lot of time digging up the gravel leading up to the porch. I think Ralph will need to get a grader to get it all back down and level!
Julia brought Morgan a new Barbie, who hit the pool with Morgan immediately.
Every Memorial Day weekend Webster County hosts the Woodchopping Festival, which is the Southeast US World Championships. There were competetitors from WV, PA, OH, and even one from Brazil! On Friday night we went to watch the Fireman's Parade. Morgan looked adorable in her red, white, and blue!
She loves her Aunt Amy!
Like last year, Morgan held her ears through most of the parade. She loves the fire trucks but hates the sirens!
Saturday we went to the Woodchopper's Parade, which was very tiny this year. Morgan, Julia, and Aunt Amy hung out close to the road so the girls could grab candy being thrown from the floats. Morgan was very timid, waiting until all the other kids had left before running out to get whatever candy was left behind.
Morgan got to spend time with her Great-Aunt Lola this trip, which is always fun for her. Overall it was a great, albeit hot weekend. We were sad to leave yesterday.
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