Almost A Hermit

Somnerville Lake~is where the Lawton Family and I spent our Saturday. It was tons of fun! The lake water was nice and warm. It was a perfect day! Not too hot, with a slight breeze, and an occassinal cloud burst. It was heavenley if I say so myself. We were able to play on the shore and get a little dirty.

The little girls and I began to build a sand castle. Miss Ai helped me out as we built the foundation to the thing, while Mia so helpfully carried over water to make the sand stick together a little bit better. Leilani was the designer/architect of the castle and was mixing up a "concoction" to decorate the outside of the castle. Unfortunately, shortly after the first layer, we headed out on the boat, abandoning all hopes of ever acheiving the most brilliant sand castle to live on the shores of Somnerville...oh well...

While out on the boat we got to ride on the water weenie! The girls loved it! Intentionally I tipped it over twice! Ha ha...what's the point of being on a lake if you're not going to get wet, right? Right. Mia, however, was a little nervous and asked me if there were sharks in the lake multiple times when we first arrived. I assured her there were none.

After boating we ate lunch and just kind of hungout for a little bit and then went and played on the Launch Pod! For those of you who are unaware of what a launch pod is, it's pretty much a trampoline with a slide that floats in the lake. Crazy cool eh!?

The kids had so much fun! I had so much fun! Mark probably had the most fun though!

Old man...I mean King of the Mountain. Eh he he...gotta love Mark!

Well, that was pretty much our day. It was fun-filled and relaxing! We got lots of sun so hopefully when I come home to visit my legs won't glow in the dark or blind people in the light...which was the case when we initially arrived at the lake. Ha ha. Oh well, we can't all be tan like Leilani.

As for the rest of my weekend. On Friday, Rosie, Sabrina, and I went to stamp club. That was fun! However, I've never really stamped before, so it was definitely a learning experience. I also went to the Single's Ward today...ha ha...I think the average age in that ward in like 25 years. No joke. I definitely don't fit in being Asian and 19. Luckily the people that I talked to today thought that I was in my twenties, so that was good. At least they don't know that I am still in my teenage years. Well, I hope y'all enjoy the pics! Until next time...