No one thought I could do it. I told everyone that I was going to have the car in the garage before Cliff got home and everyone laughed. After a lot of rearranging and stacking and unpacking, its in! Okay so you may not be able to get to anything, but the car is in! This picture is for all you haters out there:
Cliff came home and we got to enjoy our first dinner as a family in our new house. We cracked the bottle of wine that cousin Ana gave us from the winery she works out. It was delicious!

Last Saturday the Crandell family rolled into town. Paul was coming through for the Concours d'Elegance to show off the new plane that he is promoting. We went down to check it out, here are all the woodies at the boat show:
This is Paul's plane, seriously something out of James Bond! It is the sports car of planes, lands on water, everyone needs one! Check it out at : http://www.iconaircraft.com/
That night we went to the annual Rust family Lobster bake. Tons of kids, friends, a bounce house and LOTS of Lobsta! The kids had a blast playing with the lobsters before their demise.
Ella and her Lobster friends

We played a little croquet
Thanks Rust family for a great party!

Our new house was all set for us to move in, complete with furniture. Just one improvement needed to be made, a good stain job. Yesterday was the day that they started the big job. The windows are sealed up and there are all sorts of great toxic chemicals swirling through the air. It was a great excuse to spend the day at the pool. A good friend of Ella's got us the hook up to head over to the pool at Old Greenwood (gotta love social networking through your kids!). Complete with water slide, it kept us busy for a good 5 hours or so.

Ella and Summer waiting in line for the slide (they probably went 100 times, no exaggeration!)

Summer coming down:
Micah was observing, chomping on watermelon:

The girls coming rapid fire:
Ella posing as she slides
At fancy clubs like Old Greenwood you don't have to take your own towels, they have them for you. When we were leaving we realized that we may have abused the privilege just a bit, we had the biggest stack of towels you have ever seen. (I guess that is what happens with 6 kids) We had to take a picture next to the sign asking you not to do that:
Old Greenwood is great and the kids went to bed without a sound! Win Win