Good Friday Fun

We all had the day off today, so it was the perfect family fun day.  We had a lazy morning to let the weather warm up a bit - the boys had fun playing and Scott and I got caught up on some cleaning and organizing.

While we were cleaning and organizing, the boys were doing the opposite - the sink in Liam's bathroom became a swimming pool for his animals, there was a Lego explosion (or so it seemed), stuffed animal games, and there was a yellow brick road of quilts down the hallway. You had to walk on the quilts or you would get eaten by sharks!

After lunch, we went miniature golfing. If you ask Karsten what fun activity we should do together, he will always say miniature golf.  Thankfully, the crazy weather we've been having was cooperative, it was sunny and almost 60.

Liam is a crazy man when it comes to minature golf.  He swings at full force with that little club.  Scott tried several times to show him how to swing so he wasn't just slaming his club into the ground (good thing it wasn't real golf or we would have left some serious divots!).  By the end of the game, he was doing better!  

The obstacles are the boys favorite part of this course - especially if we get to hit the ball through the obstacle!

It's always especially funny when my ball bounces off the obstacle and lands in the nearby grassy area.  I can never get the ball through the obstacle the first time!

Karsten had a great game - he was doing a really good job putting and probably got the same score as I did!

Don't get in Liam's way when his ball is close to the hole - he's one determined guy!

Sun a fun afternoon together - glad we all had the day off together!

Karsten asked me to take this picture so we could show you that we were playing mini golf!

This hole was hilarious - there was a slight hill after you went through the obstacle and the hole was on top of the hill.  On this putt, Liam made it through the obstacle, but went over the hill.

On his second or third putt, he thought he was going to get the ball in the hole, but then the ball started to roll back down the hill.  His instinct was for his whole body to dive after the ball to keep it from rolling down the hill.  When he got up, he said 'I missed it!'  LOL.

Next up, our traditional Good Friday dinner with my parents - a great end to a fun day!