A Quick Run-down of the Last Few Days...

While we visited this weekend, Dad finally got a chance to play with the RC boat that Michael got him for Christmas. Now, Dad was thinking about chasing the Canadian geese around the pond with the boat, but in the meantime, we let the dogs chase it around the pool. They had a blast, but we did have to stop because Jasper began limping. We later found that the poor bugger was down three wheels: he tore his paw pads on three feet. He's been laid up with antibiotic ointment and gauze on his feet since Friday night, when we discovered why he was favoring three of his paws.

Check out the rest of the pictures here to see what we've been up to these last few days....


Ava attacks the RC boat.



Mom made crepes with banana and nutella on
Saturday morning. Yum.




At the York Agricultural and Industrial Museum on Saturday, Savannah learns that milking a cow is harder than it looks.
Me: "Nothing's coming out."
Michael: "Pull and squeeze."
Me: "Nope. Nothin'"




Bun sits in a delivery truck at the
York Ag & Industry Museum.




Woo woo! Michael runs an engine.



Michael and me at the York Ag & Industry Museum (on front of a flat-bottom boat
you can't see here.)

How may I direct your call? An operator station from the 1930s.

The sign under which my Dad said he walked for 7 years, when he
worked at the paper mill. It's now on view at the Ag & Industrial Society.
That buggy in front? That was a mail buggy run by a relative, named
Samuel Schroll, for 20 years in the later 1800s.

Dad and Bun in front of the reproduction apothecary at the Historical Society Museum.