Holdaway Hijinks: Mother's Day Cookout

Sunday, May 20, 2007

Mother's Day Cookout

We had a great Mother's Day! After spending the morning at Church, we enjoyed a nice quiet afternoon together. Then we had 3 other families (Hubert's, Weber's, and South's) join us in our backyard for a cookout. Each of the families had a child around Jase's age (2) and he knew them pretty well, so it worked out wonderfully.

We had yak and venison burgers -thanks Mike and Michelle:), hotdogs, potato salad, lime and pineapple jello pretzel salad, cake and ice creams cones, and kool-aid and soda. Lots of food and tons of fun!

The kids were adorable, especially with their ice cream cones. Here is Ashton, Jase, and Emily with their cones...

Hopefully we can do something just as fun for Father's Day and all the other holidays coming up.

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