Just a "TAD" more

Our History to go along with our present that you are going to share with us.

Back in 1982 David loved to play video games down at the old Tasty Cave. Not the kind of games the kids play today, but the first real arcade games that took a quarter to play. On these old time machines if you had the most points then you could enter your initials as high scorer. Because we were together and in love he wanted to put both of our initials up. I laughed and loved the idea. At first we said, DAT David and Toinia, but David said, "NO" it would be and will always be "TAD" Toinia and David and he wanted the whole world to know it. (Keystone was our whole world) Aww kind of cute right. Well now all these years later it is not just TAD but a few more. 10 to be exact. Miranda, David, James, Mary, Stephen, Aaron, Sarah, Daniel, Lawre, and baby Krissy. So you see we are Just a TAD more then when we first started out.

Friday, June 3, 2011

Thanks to Camp Sunshine for invite us to spend the day with the Savannah chapter.

We had to get up very early and drive for 2 hours but knew it was well worth it.

At 9 am we gathered in the family room to do a family project.

Everyone got in on the act. Krissy glued everything. She also had all the stickers a little blitzer could want. Lawre, Daniel and Krissy decorated everything with stickers. We cut out things from magazines and stickers then glued them to a piece of wood.

We cut and glued and cut and glued.

The day brought a smile to everyones face.

Stephen even had an extra one.

Daddy was making snow flakes.

Walker's TAD 12

our plaque

Lots of time for loving.

We only had 7 of the TAD group.

We missed TAD's 3 oldest

We played basket ball, tennis, fishing (the children caught fish but I didn't have the camera with me), baking, and arts and crafts.

They swung to new heights with friends.

Lawre and I went on a nature walk. We found treasures along the way and ended up at an old settlement of old homes and a museum that you could tour. There were wedding dresses and old cloths of all kinds, as well as dishes and everything you would need to live 150 years ago. Daddy had Krissy and the two of them napped on a bench together. The rest were off at different activities having a ball.