Union Station There was a woman standing down near the exit sign who thought I was trying to take her picture and kept glancing nervously at me. |
And I took some pictures along the way. . .
Crocuses in Aunt Winkie's garden! The first flowers I've seen this year. |
Siblings, from eldest to youngest.
My brother Stewart and his family, including Pierre and Mike. (Clara has the kind of natural beauty of which Hollywood starlets can only dream.) Also, Stewart with my mother and her husband Harry. |
My brother Doug and his wife Jacqui with Clara. Bottom left: cousins Jordan (Pat's son) and Doran (Doug's son) |
My sister Pat hosted the event, with help from her sisters and sisters-in-law. Bro-in-law Ross sat on the stairs a while, talking with Doran and Jordan. Sons Gregory and Jordan. |
Harvey and his daughter Melissa with her fiance Elvis |
I am next in line after Andy, but didn't make a collage of myself mostly because I didn't take a nice picture of Steve and none of our kids came down with us. So it would've been just a collage of me.
Christine's family includes her son Robbie, her mother-in-law Dawn, her daughter Jennifer, and her husband Rob. |
The guest of honour, Dorothy, with her husband Harry and my brother Stewart. We took a picture of the jellied salad because we thought it funny that the bottom layer failed to set. |
Click here to view this photo book larger (which I recommend you do).
That was my food-and-fun-filled weekend. How was yours?
I wish I could have been there! It looks like it was a nice get-together with the family. I love the photos and the book!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura. It was fun, and we did miss you guys. I also regretted that I didn't insist that our kids come along. Next time . . .
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots! Thanks for this Aunt Wynn Anne. And thanks for making such a lovely gift for Grandma's 85th!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures and wish we could have been there as well. We missed meeting some new members of the family.
ReplyDeleteWynn Anne, the photo album you put together is beautiful and must have taken countless hours to complete. What a wonderful gift for your mom.
Thank you, Mary Ann. The new members will certainly be around for future get-togethers!
ReplyDeleteI was actually quite relieved that Mom liked the book. I was afraid she'd be disappointed that it wasn't something bigger or flashier. But she spent quite a bit of time really poring over it as if each picture were a revelation.