No trip would be complete without a stop (or 20) to the Mystery House. Fortunately this one was right behind our cabin. When we were at our cabin, Emerson asked, "Want to go see the mystery house?" every hour or two.
Nothing goes better with a mystery house in the woods than a coonskin hat.
"Gaga" and "Gon-ka" seemed to enjoy themselves too. It's tough realizing that Sean and I are not the ones they drove 1200 miles to be near.
I look at this picture and see a huge kid, not my little bean. The good thing is that as he grows he becomes more fun to be around.
No trip would be complete without a stop (or 20) to the Mystery House. Fortunately this one was right behind our cabin. When we were at our cabin, Emerson asked, "Want to go see the mystery house?" every hour or two.
Nothing goes better with a mystery house in the woods than a coonskin hat.
"Gaga" and "Gon-ka" seemed to enjoy themselves too. It's tough realizing that Sean and I are not the ones they drove 1200 miles to be near.
I look at this picture and see a huge kid, not my little bean. The good thing is that as he grows he becomes more fun to be around.
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