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Monday, April 21, 2008

We made the very looooooong drive necessary to visit with some very special family members. Mark's cousin, Paul, is stationed on an Army base where he treats the ailments of our country's soldiers. We had a remarkable and unforgetable visit. Paul's family graciously allowed us to bunk in their personal "barracks."




We posed for a family shot in front of the fireplace of Paul and Jan's living room.
Notice that Daryl is as tall as mom now!





Of course, I wanted you to see the three beautiful angels that are a part of Paul's family. They are as precious as they look! Morgan, Brook & Heather



Our two "wanna be's" with their new hero!

Daryl James and Robert Eugene











We took the boys to the PX on base and had their hair cut just like the soldier boys! The little sweetie in blue was petrified that the lady cutting Daryl's hair was going to buzz her next! She did the only thing she knew to do to prevent that from happening! The soldiers were amused by our visit.


You should know that during our visit, Markus turned 37 years old. Janice baked a yummy cake. Daryl blew an air horn after we sang the good ole' rendition of "Happy Birthday" and as soon as his Dad blew out the candles, "D" sprayed him with silly string!

3 comments:

Mark and Laura Fultz said...

Sounds like fun!!!

Byron

The Pastor of a Small Rural Church said...

Wow... we are really starting to hang out with OLD people!!!! LOL

Hope it was a great birthday Mark, with a great year ahead of you!!

Julie

Faith said...

Hey!! Welcome to the blogland! Seeing all your posts and photos makes me think it's been toooo long since we saw yas. Great to see Paul and his girls too.

When I saw the floral arrangements on Kim's one photo on her blog, I thought, "Wow! Absolutely gorgeous!" Now I know why.

I added you to my list of blogs. Maybe we'll stay in touch a little better! lol (Won't take a WHOLE lot to do better, eh?)