Puttin 'Round the Block

Saturday was Greenfield's annual "Puttin 'Round The Block" tournament.  It's a great benefit where teams of four putt at nine different holes in Greenfield and all money that is raised is donated to charities/people in the community.  There were over 90 teams this year, so over $9,000 was raised.   I'm glad we were able to be a part of it and we had a great time doing it.  We teamed up with Lou and Alaina to become team "I'd Tap That".  It felt good to get out for a day/evening and hang out with friends.   We weren't the best putters, but we sure had fun!

Team "I'd Tap That"-Lou, Alaina, me, and Joel

Every hole is different and each person makes their own hole.   The coolest one was the castle made out of Keystone cans.  There was a moat around the castle and you had to get the ball through the castle and then down to the hole.  There was another hole that was completely black and was lit up with black lights.  You had to putt around the hot tub at that house.  Some of the holes were pretty creative.

Me and Alaina at the Keystone hole

By the time we got to our last hole, which just happened to be Lou's brother's house, over half my bottle of grape vodka was gone and I was feeling pretty good.  Alaina and I managed to lay down on Joe and Tyann's bed for 45 minutes or so while everyone else finished putting.  I saw quite a few people I hadn't seen in a while and it was nice to see everyone and catch up.

Joel and I were back to Dad's and in bed by 10:30 and managed to get a good night's sleep, and actually slept in until 8.  Mom kept Ainsley for us and of course, Ainsley slept all through the night for her.  It's amazing how good she can be for everyone else!

Bed head!

We all took naps yesterday afternoon and laid around for the day.  It was a pretty relaxing Sunday afternoon at the Freeman house.

Snoozing away....

Ainsley has started standing by herself.  Once she realizes what she's doing (standing without holding onto anything) she sits down, but she still won't take a step without holding onto something. 

Dad watched Ainsley for us for a few hours Thursday night while we got our taxes done and he said that after we left, Ainsley would crawl over to the door crying and stand at the door and then crawl back to the living room and then do it all over again.  She missed her Mommy and Daddy.  Poor thing!

I've been messing around with the "Instagram" app on my phone.  Here's a few pictures from the last week.  I haven't really figured it out, but it has some pretty cool effects.

Daddy did her hair...

This is how I found her sleeping this afternoon

Happy girl on her horse