Way behind...

So, I'm way behind on blogging since I've barely blogged my parents visit and now my father in law is visiting now too. I'm kind of in a writing funk so there we go. Here are a bunch of pictures that I think highlight their trip pretty well...

Dad did things he isn't proud of... :)
We saw really stinky rocks...Wait, there's a reason that big rock stunk so badly?
We went to some wineries...
Mom had a REALLY good time...
We ate a lot of really good food. Kinda like this goat but it wasn't grass off the ground, more like fresh caught seafood, fresh guacamole, steaks, fried shrimp, and anything else that didn't eat us first.
We saw a couple changes of command.
But mostly we just did our best not to get pissed on. :)

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Goodnight moon said…
It looks like you did alot with your parents! I'm glad you had a great time!!!!
July 8, 2009 at 6:31 PM
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