They did, too. And no, it was not cold enough to warrant the need for these puffy jackets, but they still wanted to wear them anyway.
He headed straight out to join in the fun as soon as he woke up from his nap.
The multitudes of mosquitoes, tiny gnats (chiggers?, buggers?), and buzzing things drove everyone else inside except for these two.
But they too gave up as soon as they heard lunch was ready. Who wants grapes?
They all braved the outside again to hop into the spa. But kept the citronella candle nearby.
They also figured they could keep the little pests at bay with water guns.
And this was right about when I was summoned to join them.
That's when Phil got a phone call.
We were alerted that our alarm back at home was tripped. Puzzled, we initially thought our dog might have gotten out of her area and set it off. We waited for more information and figured that one of us would drive back home that night to put the dog back and rejoin the family.
Turns out, it wasn't the dog.
We all had to come back home right then instead.
To this.
To be continued...
4 comments:
Yay!...and then, boo!!
Love to read about Tsai vacations....Oh NO! What terrible thing happened? That's a serious window break!
OH NO!!!! :( I hope the kids weren't scared. Why do you leave us on such a cliffhanger??? I'm hoping the culprit was just that little ball under the table there...
Aw, thank you guys for the concern! Will be back soon with the rest of the story. Btw Esther, you are very astute with that ball under the table. I didn't even notice that til you mentioned it! But sadly no, it wasn't the ball though. :(
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