We spent the first two weeks of April in New Hampshire which was filled with family, food, projects, and drama.
The drama started the day we left. One of my colleagues was going to stay in our house while we were in the States so we had to make sure it was clean top-to-bottom -- sheets, dishes, etc. We were finally ready to head to the States but when we checked into our flight we found out they had overbooked so they offered us a crap-load of money to fly out the next day...which we did. We went back to our house (after a stop at the toy store) for the night and then did the whole trip again the next day. We finally arrived in Boston after 7 hours and headed North.
More drama followed after Erin saw a doctor, got blood tests, and was referred to an oncologist. We spent about a week worrying she had leukemia. It was the worst week of my life.
Apart from the cancer scare, the highlights included:
More drama followed after Erin saw a doctor, got blood tests, and was referred to an oncologist. We spent about a week worrying she had leukemia. It was the worst week of my life.
Apart from the cancer scare, the highlights included:
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| Time with Great Grampa |
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| Building the back patio |
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| Steps for the back patio |
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| Finished patio |
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| Pancakes with real New Hampshire maple syrup |
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| Homemade pie |
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| Birthday cake |
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| Tour of the biofuel plant |
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| Colonel Town Players |
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| Visit from the Easter Bunny |
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| Epic Wii tournaments using the projector |
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| BBQ with the BBQ King |
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| Stories from Great Grampa |
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| Scratch tickets |
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| Our first keg |
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| Upstairs bathroom project |
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| Grand Bois du Nord |
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| Free plane tickets for being bumped in Boston |
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| New England Aquarium |
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| Red Sox |
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| Fenway Pahk |
2 comments:
Say What? You can't leave it hanging like that. How's Erin?
On a different note, great shots, especially the creeper Easter Bunny.
Erin's fine now. :-)
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