Flat Stanley was one of our visitors. Our cousin Andrew sent him to visit us from Florida.
Here he is with Bradley's kindergarten class.
(Daniel had to jump in the picture too.)
Bennet Place
Uncle Jake and Aunt Jenny came over the long weekend as well. We are officially adopting Jenny.
Bradley prayed one night that "Aunt Jenny could stay forever and be Aunt Jenny Shirley."
Bradley and Stanley at the Bennet Place, a Civil War historical site.
The Bennet Farm is where Sherman and Johnston met to discuss the surrender of the South in this area.
"The Girls"
Bradley, Stanley and Daniel outside the Bennet house
Inside the kitchen where they made shoes and clothe as well as their food.
Eliza helping Aunt Jenny push the stroller.
Such a big girl!
Jenny, Stanley and Eliza
The Bennet Farm in the background
House on the left, kitchen on the left
The Duke House Stead
This is a replica of the Liberty Bell make out of tobacco leaves.
Yes, that is Andy pretending to take a bite of the bell.
These pipes remind me of "National Treasurer."
Bradley and Stanley in front of one of the tobacco leave factories.
Daniel, Uncle Jake and Bradley walking towards the Duke's house.
Now that Eliza can walk she thinks she can choose where and when she goes places.
Silly girl!
Hanging' with Uncle Jakie
The boys loved wrestling with Uncle Jake while he was here.
Bradley keeps praying that "we can go visit Uncle Jake at his house."
Bradley giving Aunt Jenny a hug before heading to school.
This is the new technique the squirrels are using to eat out of the feeder.
Visiting the Temple
The sprinklers were on so Uncle Jake had to keep a close eye on Eliza so she didn't get too wet.
Stanley at the Raleigh, NC Temple
Eliza loves her Uncle Jake
Daniel playing with the sprinkler.
Eliza eating a chocolate sandwich.
Gotta train 'em young.
Daniel and Eliza checking out one of the spot lights around the Temple.
We had visiting and hanging out with Uncle Jake and Aunt Jenny. Thanks for making the trip. We miss you guys and hope to see you again soon!
Feb. 19-21, 2011