Wisconsin was well over a month ago, but I'm finally getting the rest of these photos put up!
We kinda split up our time a bit between my Mom and Dad, here are the pictures from hanging out with my Mom and family.
We of course had to take the group shots,
From left to right Hunter, Brandon, me, Dorrie (my Mom), Kevin (her husband), Alicia (Kevin's daughter, Morgan and Mackenzie (Alicia's daughters), Alicia (Sister-in-law), Alex (Brother Mike's son), Mike (brother), Danita (Rob's gf), Brodie and Brianna (Danita's kids), and then Rob.
For those that don't know each of them I've probably totally confused you. :) But a fun bunch of people out at my Mom's house!
My brother Rob, me, Mom, Aunt Jackie, Brother Mike
Hunter, Brandon, Me, Mom, Mike, Alicia, Rob, Alex
My Mom lives out on a small lake in Milton, Wisconsin where they built their house a few years ago, and it is gorgeous with lots of wildlife. They have a canoe and paddleboat of their own. Hunter, Brandon and I went for a few rides on the paddleboat.
She surprisingly didn't mind the lifevest either. Safety first!
The temperature was in the upper 80's and 90's almost the whole time of our visit, but with the humidity it sure felt like the 100's. You can tell Hunter's face is a bit flushed from the heat, but she still is adorable as ever!
A close tie for adorableness is my niece Brooklyn. She's only about 15 months and Hunter is definitely jealous of all her hair.
Hunter and her cousin Alex out blowing bubbles in the yard.
We took a trip to a smaller local zoo. Brandon and I got lost on the drive, ended up in Illinois after an hour of driving. Whoops! It was a total of three hours of driving to get ourselves over to the zoo. They were all pretty tired so we didn't stay too long, but long enough to check out a few animals.
And to pose as apes, or are they gorilla's? Either way, Hunter didn't quite get where her head was supposed to go.
The zoo was surrounded by a cute little forested area that we cut through to get back to our car. Again you can see on their faces just how hot it was. A big reason I don't live in the Midwest anymore, the extreme weather! Scorching Hot or Freezing Cold, that's the seasons. :)