Kelli & Wendy at our Tailgating spot

Jonathan W., David, Jeremy & Jonathan S. in front of Cole Bennett's (#87) family's RV
Birds of a feather flock together...our flock consists of Daddy Peacock (Jeremy), Mommy Peacock (Wendy), Big Boy Peacock (Tyler) and Baxter the Beta.

Jonathan W., David, Jeremy & Jonathan S. in front of Cole Bennett's (#87) family's RV













Last night we ate dinner with Caleb & Maria again and then went to see the Birmingham’s annual “Thunder on the Mountain” fireworks show launched from Vulcan Park. I have only been once before but this year was kind of crappy. The music was very hick-ish and the fireworks lasted under 20 minutes. Then it took us forever to get home since there was a huge turn out. It was like leaving an Auburn football game. I think next year we will try to go back to Lake Martin if at all possible.
This past weekend, we spent the day at Brittney's family lake house. Trent is doing his one-year dental residency out in Colorado, so their families had a going away party for them. They have 3 cabins at the lake and each is decked out with antiquities.
All the cabins had porches, with at least one facing the water. There were some screened in porches as well. Brittney's dad has spent the last 13 years building these cabins up and the whole area. There is a fire station, a place for his John Deere and a post office. We will have to wait and see what he comes up with next.





This is the other boat of guys floating down the rapids.
Of course I had to stay in B'ham and work this weekend. Fun, fun! Of all the branches that I have worked this was the filthiest. One of the contractors helped me to clean and we still left it dirty. The floors were vacuumed twice and trash was picked up. The only thing we didn't do was dust the baseboards. I hate doing that! I definitely need a few days off after all of the hard labor. :)


One of the many dried up streams. We hadn't seen rain in a while.
An Owl was hanging out at the Wildlife Center.
The waterfall at the end of one of the trails. I never made it down to the bottom, but Jeremy did so he could take a picture.



