Yesterday, Sunday, we went to Metamora, Indiana after church. You would think that since we have a really nice digital camera, we would remember to bring it along. We stopped at McDonald's in Brookville and ate our lunch, picnic style, next to the canal in Metamora. As usual, Anna had to stop in the store that sells Yankee Candles. Aparently it is a written law somewhere that she has to buy somthing from that store everytime we go.

In front of the Yankee candle store, we ran into Ina Mae Ballard. I think she spent some money in there as well. She was saying that WalMart was going to be going in Cleves and, unfortunately, almost in her front yard. I haven't heard anything lately about that.

Well, tonight is going to be great night for television. Prison Break followed by 24, it doesn't get much better than that.

Since we didn't have pictures of the kids from Thursday or friday's activities, I thought maybe we could share Birthday cakes from the past year. Hope you enjoy.

Well, we all met Michael at the Skyline Chili in Oakley on Thursday afternoon. Michael has been in town, on vacation time, working with his boss, Jean Schmidt, campaign efforts. We had a great lunch and a better time talking. The kids, of course all wanted to sit next to Michael.

Unfortunately, I left the camera at home and have no pictures to share. After lunch, Michael had to get back to work and we went to Eden Park. We started at the River Overlook pond and playground. Reagan spent most of the time climbing up the play are and going down the slide. Everyone took turns catching him at the bottom because he always ended up backwards near the bottom. We climbed some old steps (no longer used...probably not a good example set), to the highr overlook. from tere we walked down to Krohn Conservatory for a tour.

We hiked back to where the van was parked as it started to rain a little. as a family, we had never gone to the Cincinnati Art Museum. And, since admission is now FREE, that's where we went next. Reagan could only take about an hour of that so Daddy and he went back outside.

On Friday, we rushed around getting everything ready for Logan's first overnight campout with his new Boy Scout Troop. This is the first time Logan has gone camping by himself without Mom or Dad. We took him down to Camp Michael's in Union Kentucky where he met the rest of Troop 420. Dad will be picking him up Saturday night, have dinner with the Troop and enloy the late night camp fire. They won't be back home until very late.

Today we are going to try and get together with Michael. He is in town this week with the Jean Schmidt campaign. Michael works in Washington D.C. as a Staff Assistant for Congresswoman Jean Schmidt.

Here are some older photos of the kids.

Hope everyone has a great day. Stop back tomorrow and we we tell you all about our day. Just a few days left on Spring Break.

This is our first attempt at a family blog. Thanks go out to Chrissy Banks who shared her family's Blog with us. This will be a great way of keeping friends and family up to date on what's happening with the McQuearyClan.

We hope you enjoy the photos of the kids. Here we see Logan, Devin and Jenna on Easter Sunday morning at Cornerstone Christian Church.

Not to be left out...here is Reagan enjoying some Easter Bunny treats befor leaving for church.








Logan and Devin are very involved with Scouting. Logan is now in Boy Scouts and Devin is a Webelos. These are some photos of The Arrow of Light Ceremony for Logan.

Jenna, Reagan, Devin, Logan & Michael McQueary