We had a wonderful time celebrating Audrey's beyond amazing Daddy this Father's Day weekend.
But first we started the weekend off right... shopping with friends! Jo and Clare came up with the girls and we all went to the trade days in McKinney. We bought the place out of super cute bows, corn dogs and lemonade! It was a lot of fun and I was so glad our friends came up to join us : )
When Barker got off work we headed up to Lake Texoma. We had dinner at a great little place on the water and then crossed over into Oklahoma where I rented a cabin for the weekend.
Audrey and Daddy checking the score of the Ranger game after we checked into the cabin.
On Saturday we had breakfast, then headed over to the state park to swim at the beach.
You can't tell from these pics but the water was surprising clear.
Audrey loved collecting rocks in her bucket. I enjoyed a good book.
Audrey showing off her wrinkled hands after playing in the lake for hours.
Then we went back to the cabin and Barker grilled us some lunch. Yum. Audrey played with some puppies, napped, and we got cleaned up for dinner. Later that night we checked out a steakhouse that looked like a total dive but got fantastic reviews. We were not disappointed! Really, really good steaks, no wait, and a kitten out front for Audrey to play with.
On the way home Sunday we checked out a little Cajun restaurant. Hooray for crawfish meat pies! However we had a hard time with Barker's gifts. He's so hard to shop for. So much of what he wants/needs/likes are things he'd have to pick out himself. But I did notice a week or so before that other than 3 pair of golf shorts, all his shorts are the same old cargo shorts he wore in college. And we're grown ups. So I bought him some big boy shorts, a new belt.... his current belt he's been sporting since high school. It's too big now so it must have been huge back then. He also scored some shoes and a Ranger's shirt. None of these items in any way compare to the diamond band he bought me for Mother's Day... but there's always next year.
Happy Father's Day honey. We're so beyond blessed to have you in our lives and we're grateful for all you do every single day.
But first we started the weekend off right... shopping with friends! Jo and Clare came up with the girls and we all went to the trade days in McKinney. We bought the place out of super cute bows, corn dogs and lemonade! It was a lot of fun and I was so glad our friends came up to join us : )
When Barker got off work we headed up to Lake Texoma. We had dinner at a great little place on the water and then crossed over into Oklahoma where I rented a cabin for the weekend.
Audrey and Daddy checking the score of the Ranger game after we checked into the cabin.
On Saturday we had breakfast, then headed over to the state park to swim at the beach.
You can't tell from these pics but the water was surprising clear.
Audrey loved collecting rocks in her bucket. I enjoyed a good book.
Audrey showing off her wrinkled hands after playing in the lake for hours.
Then we went back to the cabin and Barker grilled us some lunch. Yum. Audrey played with some puppies, napped, and we got cleaned up for dinner. Later that night we checked out a steakhouse that looked like a total dive but got fantastic reviews. We were not disappointed! Really, really good steaks, no wait, and a kitten out front for Audrey to play with.
On the way home Sunday we checked out a little Cajun restaurant. Hooray for crawfish meat pies! However we had a hard time with Barker's gifts. He's so hard to shop for. So much of what he wants/needs/likes are things he'd have to pick out himself. But I did notice a week or so before that other than 3 pair of golf shorts, all his shorts are the same old cargo shorts he wore in college. And we're grown ups. So I bought him some big boy shorts, a new belt.... his current belt he's been sporting since high school. It's too big now so it must have been huge back then. He also scored some shoes and a Ranger's shirt. None of these items in any way compare to the diamond band he bought me for Mother's Day... but there's always next year.
Happy Father's Day honey. We're so beyond blessed to have you in our lives and we're grateful for all you do every single day.
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