The Sutton Family

Cathy and Tom Sutton visited our area this

summer and contacted us for a lovely

reunion between Cathy and Madeline.

Cathy and Madeline are childhood friends

and have stayed in touch over the years.

The Suttons brought their family with them,

they have been blessed with a beautiful family.

Our love and prayers go with them forever.  

Madeline right, Mary Beth center, Cathy left.

Mary Beth is Cathy's sister.

This little fellow is Cathy and Tom's grandson

He wants one of whatever the thing is that's 

painted on the wall, and the same size too. 

Madeline, Cathy and Tom Sutton.

This is Julie, Cathy and Tom's daughter.

On the beach.

Henry dug a hole in the sand to put a

hermit crab in, he then convinced Daniel

to help haul water to fill the hole. Well

you know the rest of the story. 

Henry is disapointed ? No, he tells Daniel

more water.

Whats this ? A kayak we can do some serious

sailing. Have the Coast Guard stand by.

A Shrimp boat passes while cleaning off 

the deck; porpoises, following close behind.

Grandson Joel decides to try to get a

closer look. He really put in some effort,

and got very near, about 10 yards from

the Dolphins.

Joel holds the kayak for his sister Megan.

She is very brave and takes up the

challenge.

Two very lovely ladies above Megan.

Below is grandmother Madeline.

July 3rd, closes.

Children down the road sell lemonaid,

and from the amount of traffic they

did very well. We also bought some.

De--licious ! 

We all went down on the beach again, and

all who were able, walked 1 1/2 miles down

the beach for a view of the fire works display.

Madeline and I, Megan Daniel and

grandmother Bunny enjoyed

A glorious sunset, peace and quiet, 

and a lone fisherman. 

A great way to end the day.

Megan enjoyed the biology of the slack

tide. She examined small fish oysters, and

some shrimp. She realy enjoys the

wonders of our world.

Low Country Boil.

Still the 3rd of July and it's ready to eat.

There is plenty of help waiting to set up.

Above John and son Daniel are ready.

Below is john and son Joel.

Henry is shouting instructions to his Dad

Brian, the chef. This was to funny. Henry

3 1/2 deepens the tone of his voice so he 

would sound like an adult. 

The meal is prepaired and all the fixins are

on other tables where we will feast.

It is such a blessing when a family can get

together and celebrate with food, And

thanks be to GOD

With all of the activity, someone finally

noticed, we had a guest. Feeding its

young. Please click on the picture and see

the baby bird in the right side of the nest

with its mouth wide open. It seems that

new life is every where we look, thank GOD.

                   Below grandson Garrett, ready to eat.

Below; sneak pic of Reed shot through

the handel of the condiment caddy.

It was a very windy day but our guest

below, was not detered from it's duty

to feed its young.

The 4th of July.

On the 3rd of July a low country boil is

in order. Courtesy Daria and Brian and,

oh, Henry

Popa and grandmother Madeline trip to

Tybee island, bringing up the rear so we

can corral last minuet items. The senery

was entertaining though.

                          Click on the above pic to see all the birds.   

                   
                                                       
               Everyone had been on the beach to several

hours and we retreated to the cool house,

where snacks were in demand.

Josephine gives hugs to her dad Tom.

Henry, finished with his snacks, persuades

uncle tom to give him just one bite of a

cupcake. Humph he ate the whole thing.

Above, Henry recharges his batteries. 

Cousins Joel and reed enjoy a joke.

Cousins Josephine and Henry share a

chair and discuss......CUPCAKES !

Meanwhile chef Brian is creating the

Low Country Boil on the ground level.

With the aroma drifting up to the upper level,

mouths were watering.

(More blog to come )

Joels 17th B.D.

Joel turned 17 on July 1st.

We entertained him at the restaurant

of his choice, Japanese. Joel we Love

you, and wish you well. You deserve

the best, God Bless you.

After dinner we returned to their Home

and had icecream and cake.

Joels Grandmother Madeline

Made the cake, Joels favorite

CHOCOLATE.

Proud Father, John.