The kids did not bowl for points today, just for fun!
Nick (above), Josh (below)! Great form guys!
Dylan so fast he's a blur!!
Olivia and Kara!
The kids were treated to pizza, soda, and tickets for free games!
The kids also got prizes for highest (and lowest) scores!
Fooling around!
The 300 year old, William Brown House, named after the first owner. It was owned by several private landowners.
The South River view from the house. A ferry once crossed the South River and gave access to Annapolis, which served as an interchange, providing a choice of travel to the west, north or east across the Bay.
The National Historic Landmark, was built in 1760. London Town was once Maryland's most important tobacco port and a key player in the transatlantic trade network.
In 1828 the William Brown House was sold to Anne Arundel County and used as a poorhouse until 1965.
Hanging around!
Hanging out!
Helping Nick & Dylan climb the tree to hang around some more!
Sitting around!
"I can fly!"
Inside Lord Mayor's Tenement.
Reconstructed "lost town."
A Squire helping Dylan split wood with tools from the 1800's.
Nick rounding off a piece of wood, that could be used as a chair or table leg.
Ashley drilling a hole in wood.
Dylan preparing the field for tobacco!
William Brown House residents, in the kitchen area of the house (basement).
Listening to the guide in the Seaport Room.
Ted, an indentured servant working in the house.
Dylan and Nick demonstrating the triangular trade route.
The kids making rope in the Seaport Room. Great field trip! Thanks Historic London Town and Gardens!
I loved the Spy Museum! Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to spend in there. Since it was such a crowded day, we've been privileged to get free passes for next year. I can't wait to go back! 
The Lord held the rain back and we were blessed with a beautiful, warm day! 
It was a great day sent with friends and family! 
Audrey is considering adopting "Yoda." That's all I have to say about that.
Dylan riding and hitting his jumps.
Ashley and her new love, Stormy! 
One very happy to girl, to have a horse on the farm at long last! 
Shelby and Stormy testing boundaries .
It amazes me how quickly "LIFE" happens. I haven't seen Laura since he lived in West Virginia, 7 years ago. Stacy and I haven't gotten together for about 9 years. AND It's been 16 years since the three of us were all together!!! 
Stacy is studying for her paralegal degree, and is living in Bel-Air with her three teenage daughters, Amanda, Amber and Ashley (below). 
Laura is preparing to move from Frostburg, MD to Tennessee. Her husband is looking forward to starting his new job in Kentucky.
With six kids, Laura is quite busy at home! (Laura and Timothy, above)
Laura's oldest son, Josh, spent the day at the seminary in Emmitsburg. (From left to right, Luke, Emma, Laura, Timothy, Allison, Peter, and Todd... Phew!)
It was great getting together! Short, but very sweet! I love you guys, always!
