We BARELY Survived

Just kidding. But OCD said she had two words for us...We survived. But I don't think she told anyone what we survived.

I received a phone call on Wednesday, I think, saying that Teeter was coming into town with her baggage in tow (baggage = husband and 5 kids).

First, I'm happy to announce that it was a wonderful visit. Now, that being said...

I think they arrived Thursday evening and stopped by my office first (read: needed to make a pit stop). They all lined up to use the rest room.

The next day, I met them at the beach for a bonfire/bbq. My mom brought the hot dogs and forgot the buns. No big deal. She's an ADDer, too.

Here's a cool scooter I saw down at the beach. It had a side car, which I thought was interesting.



Here are some pictures of some beautiful children, and of course Grandma and the rest of us:











Aunt Justice and Corey:


And somebody who had had enough:


That night, Teeter kicked our butts at Yahtzee. Is that what it's called? She got a good word for 69 points and it was all over but the fat lady singing.

The next day we hung out at the Discovery Museum in Santa Ana. This was cool:



There were a bunch of nails sticking out the back of this wall. You go around the back and press your body against it and the impression of you is made on the other side.



Then had dinner at the Souplantation. I would not recommend this place. It's an "all you can eat" buffet for $10 per person, but it's mostly salad or crap. And considering that all of Teeter's family doesn't eat bread, there was a lot they couldn't eat. Next time we do a buffet, it will be this great Chinese place I know about that has a lot of meats and vegetables.

That night, I was too tired to hook back up with Teeter and OCD for more Yahtzee. Or whatever it's called. But we had breakfast the next morning at the hotel where Teeter and her family were staying.

It was so cool to see all of them. It was even nice to see Brandon! :)