The first day we got there it was my niece Ambers highschool graduation party. Kai and Daila were so excited to see their cousins and get to g to a party. They love parties and had been looking at the invitation we got in the mail for it a week before we left. They had a blast! Here they are with their cousins Taylor, Clayton and Joey.
Having cake inside in the AC with Taylor. It was so hot that day...
Kai thought it would be fun to go into the dogs cage and pretend to be a dog. Joey and Daila thought it was a great idea too and decided to join him!
We went to a few little league games while we were there. This was from Joeys wee-ball game. So cute seeing little 3 and 4 yr olds playing together!
Mimi and Daila went for a morning stroll down to the garden. Daila was very interested in all of the plants :)
We made a stop at the Mansfield Carousel again. Kai and Daila remembered doing this from the year before, this is going to have to be a stop we make now everytime we visit. They love it and even remembered which animals they wanted toride. We also went to Coney Island another Mansfield landmark. This restaurant has been in business since the 1940's and now they have 2 in downtown Mansfield. Papa use to go there when he was a kid! Kai and Daila had their first ever big kid hotdogs that day complete with a bun. It was a really big deal to them!
Kai riding "the Tiger" his favorite carousel animal.
Patiently waiting to get on!
The last night we were there we had a campfire down at the lake. So fun having all of the kids together to run around and play.
Daila, Sid, Joey, Clayton and Kai on the bridge.
Daila, Billy, Joey, Clayton, Kai and Sid in front of Papa's windmill. This is something else they vividly remembered from last years visit. Everytime we would ride up the hill on the golfcart as soon as they see it they yell "Papa's windmill! He built it all by himself!"
Mimi, Daila, myself and Caddy-Lou. Daila and kai chased her all over while we were there. Something tells me she resting much easier now :)
The first day we got there it was my niece Ambers highschool graduation party. Kai and Daila were so excited to see their cousins and get to g to a party. They love parties and had been looking at the invitation we got in the mail for it a week before we left. They had a blast! Here they are with their cousins Taylor, Clayton and Joey.
Having cake inside in the AC with Taylor. It was so hot that day...
Kai thought it would be fun to go into the dogs cage and pretend to be a dog. Joey and Daila thought it was a great idea too and decided to join him!
We went to a few little league games while we were there. This was from Joeys wee-ball game. So cute seeing little 3 and 4 yr olds playing together!
Mimi and Daila went for a morning stroll down to the garden. Daila was very interested in all of the plants :)
We made a stop at the Mansfield Carousel again. Kai and Daila remembered doing this from the year before, this is going to have to be a stop we make now everytime we visit. They love it and even remembered which animals they wanted toride. We also went to Coney Island another Mansfield landmark. This restaurant has been in business since the 1940's and now they have 2 in downtown Mansfield. Papa use to go there when he was a kid! Kai and Daila had their first ever big kid hotdogs that day complete with a bun. It was a really big deal to them!
Kai riding "the Tiger" his favorite carousel animal. 
Patiently waiting to get on!
The last night we were there we had a campfire down at the lake. So fun having all of the kids together to run around and play.
Daila, Sid, Joey, Clayton and Kai on the bridge.
Daila, Billy, Joey, Clayton, Kai and Sid in front of Papa's windmill. This is something else they vividly remembered from last years visit. Everytime we would ride up the hill on the golfcart as soon as they see it they yell "Papa's windmill! He built it all by himself!"
Mimi, Daila, myself and Caddy-Lou. Daila and kai chased her all over while we were there. Something tells me she resting much easier now :)
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