Tuesday morning we headed south to Mom and Dad Hatfield's for a week of fun with family.
Our first stop was at Auntie Casey's new house. Congratulations Casey, we love your new home!

We arrived at Nana and Grandpa Tim's around 5:30 and were ready for the fun to begin.

Traeger hanging out with his buddy Jack.
We arrived, chatted a little, unpacked and got the kids situated. Then John, Nicole, Luke and I were off for a night on the town, just the 4 of us minus the kiddos. Grandpa and Nana were so great and braved all 5 kids (under the age of 3) and allowed us to enjoy our evening out AND we were instructed not to come home until the morning. How great is that! What a great way to serve parents of little ones!
We ate supper at Panera Bread (which is always a special treat for us since we don't have one by us and it's super delicious) Then we stopped by Luke and John's alma mater, Concordia University to check out the new bluff.

Here we are close to where Luke proposed to me. The gazebo isn't there anymore but it was still fun to go back and check it out.

Circle B bowling alley was our next stop for some fun on the lanes. I somehow managed to pull my quad muscle after my first ball but I managed to nurse it through two games.
Circle B is near where Luke and I lived when we were first married and where I had my first job as an interpreter. While we were bowling some high school kids came in and I was checking them out wondering if I would recognize any of them. I figured it has been 6 years since I was there (and they were in 3rd grade and now they're in high school-yikes),what are the chances-right?! I did recognized one of the girls and went over to see if she remembered me as Abby's interpreter. She didn't but then a few other kids that were there did. And I recognized a few of them once I got closer.