Robinson Family Summer Fun Day....

We meet together as a Robinson family every few months. Usually we meet at the church for a night full of games, food and fun. This time Teresa planned a summer water day at my mom's house. The kids absolutely loved it!

You can tell Luke has Robinson Blood in him. He loved the water and he laughed each time he squirted someone with the hose. He's going to be on my team when he grows up. No one will be able to beat the two of us in a water fight!!!!

Good Job Lukie.... Drench Aunt Teresa!

It is so fun to just sit around and visit with family members and catch up on everyone's life. Great time to get to know the youngest cousins in the family.

Gary and Marie just chillin' in the shade.....

Papa Howie with Lyssi-Lou.....

Teresa had all sorts of water games planned for the kids.

The kids were patiently waiting for water balloons. Hey Karah.... If I were you I'd take that hose from Aunt Teresa and get HER WET!!! She looks WAY TOOO DRY on this HOT summer day!

Chrisse his happy to see her cousin, Kyler. Or maybe she is just giving him one GIANT WET HUG. He just returned from his mission and everyone is so proud of the wonderful missionary he was. It's great to have him home. He took time while we were there to tell some of us Karah's favorite scripture story (Nephi killing Laban) in Portuguese.

Papa Howie hanging out with the boys inside....

Building with the Lincoln Logs. She made an airport with lots and lots of airplanes lined up to fly away.

Can you tell her daddy is a pilot?

The kids were drained from the heat and all of the fun....

Janie is such an incredible mom. I sit back and watch her with her children and I am amazed at the patience and love she has for them.

April with "Grams"

This day was very enjoyable and it is a way for our family to draw closer together. We look forward to each month that we are able to join together to play and relax. I really feel blessed to have most of my family living so close to me. I am so happy that my grandkids have a close relationship with their cousins, aunts, uncles and their "Grams"