Memorial Weekend

I hope everyone had a fun and safe Memorial weekend. We spent the holiday weekend with families. It was wonderful! Below are pictures of our weekend!

Saturday we went to Bay Beach and met up with my sisters Houa, Annie and later on, Choua.

My husband shaking the cherry blossom tree...petals falling everywhere.

Selina, trying to shake the tree...ah...no petals fell!!

Princeton being a monkey as usual!

Finally after waiting for everyone, we decided to go on the Ferris Wheel first.

We took the little ones on the smaller rides while my husband, Beetle (my brother in law), Selina and Chyna went to ride the roller coaster.

Sunday: We spent time in GB with my In-Laws fishing, playing games and drinking!! We went fishing near the New Zoo in Suamico.

Monday: We cooked, ate and went fishing some more!! Even my father in law and mother in law went with us too which was very nice! We went fishing in Kewaunee.

Hi-ho, hi-ho it's off to fish we go!!

 Uncle Carter...he was the very 1st one to catch a fish. Look at his litto bitty small fish!!

My mother in law and father in law

 Aunty Ka fishing.

 Uncle Ming fishing.

 Even Paris's barbie went fishing with us but managed to do a little photo shoot! LOLs!!

 My Princeton decided he wanted some action and went into the water all by himself.

 My baby and his fishing pole that his Aunty Ka and uncle Joe just bought him!! Spoiled brat! But thanks Ka and Joe, he loves it!!

 My father in law caught this huge fish!! I think they said it was a sucker.

 One of the uncles found a little nest nearby with 2 litto eggs in it. We didn't touch it....although it was very tempting!!

 Joe......his first fish...right before we were going to go home! Lucky him, he just made it!! LOLs!!!

We left the fishing area about 7:15ish and went back to my in laws to cook dinner. We didn't get back home until almost 10 pm. It was a nice weekend. The weather was so awsome too. Thank you Mother Nature for such cooperation this past weekend!

We sure need to do this more often!


I don't care how poor a man is; if he has family, he's rich.  ~Dan Wilcox and Thad Mumford, "Identity Crisis," M*A*S*H