Arkansas trip....

Got back late last night from our trip to Arkansas. Faith came home with a sprained ankle and we came home with a cracked windshield. Oh well.. Here are just a bunch of picture in no order at all. Too many to choose from. This is not even half of them. I had way to much fun with my camera.

They had a miniature golf course at the campground. Abuela (grandma) took all the kids for a game.

Camp fire and smores after playing kickball.

We rented 2 pontoon boats for 4 hours. Had a great time cruising and jumping in the water. I am such a mean Aunt, I put Hannah in the water and made her cry. She only cried for a minute. I eventually got her in though. What a mean Aunt I am.

Faith and her Titi

The guys all jumping in. Lucky the boat didn't tip over :)

Floating around.

Dylan and Luke playing.

Uncle Phil set up a movie projector and the kids had a movie night.

Went and walked around Hot Springs. It was really hot so of course we needed Ice Cream.

Luke and Dawson being goofy.

Faith and Dylan drawing. They both enjoy it. They are so much the same its scary.

The kids went fishing the last day we were there. Luke caught a pretty good size fish. Faith got one with a net.

Dylan caught his very first fish. It was little but he was so proud.

What are these two up too?????

In Hot Springs, Manny(Raul's cousin), put his foot in the hot spring. He could only put it in for a second because the spring is 143 degrees. It was HOT!!!

We went to the National park and took some pictures. Abuela bought all the kids new shirts to wear. The family, Abuelo, Abuela, Titi, Uncle Manny,Hannah 4, Aaron 7, Auntie Ivonne,Uncle Phil, Dylan 12, Dawson 9, Analise 7, Dakota 5, Daniel 3,Raul, Heather, Faith 11 and Luke 8.

I have not eaten so much in a long time. Man can these people eat.

Mother talking to kids.

Everyone in down town Hot Springs. Raul's cousin Manny and his family Irene, Alissa and Jacob camped with us.

All in all we had a good time. It was so nice to see our niece and nephew's. I hope it's not another 3 to 4 years before we see them again.