Over fall break, we spent a long weekend in Evansville which ended with the celebration of Gil and Allie's wedding! We love spending time with family and this trip was great because we had way more time than normal and were able to do some fun activities too!
Great-grandpa stopping by with Donut Bank of course!
Dave has been really into playing football lately, so he made sure to bring his ball with us.
The kid definitely has a good arm!
The local ice rink has open skating for $5 on a couple weekday mornings, so we decided to try it out. Whew, that was rough! I don't think I've skated for 15 years! Once I remembered how to skate again it went a lot better...halfway through the first lap I was sure we were going to have to quit. We ended up getting pretty decent by the end!
Josh said he'd only been ice skating once before. I believed it! :)
I was trying to get a picture with the ice and our skates. Almost.
Ike is in constant motion! Half the pictures I take of him anymore are blurry.
After ice skating we went over to my grandpa's to check out all his toys. It was a beautiful day outside and the kids always love running around his yard. Dave brought his football so we played catch, did some lawn more rides, and I even drove the four wheeler around!
Ike doing some more mowing with my dad. He's spoiled rotten!
Cute picture with Grandma Kyra. Ike's such a stinker!
The kids had some rainy day fun at Walther's with Uncle Tony and Josh. Laser Tag, mini golf, arcades...what else could be better?
Wedding time!
Dave was a ring bearer in the wedding, so we just dressed both kids up in the fancy attire. The cute bow ties are courtesy of my aunt Claudia. She makes all kinds of awesome stuff, you should totally check out her etsy site! The wedding was beautiful and really cold! We bundled up and they had hand warmers so it was all good. Dave will not stop talking about how good the food was...best mashed potatoes and gravy he's ever had apparently. He definitely loves some taters!
We sure clean up nice!
Before the rehearsal dinner.
Ike and Uncle Tony were twinning.
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