

Cody and his Nunnie's "banana ball" that she gave him that she used to bowl with, giving a hex so that he can get the spare.
Get that 16 pounder on the lane already!
Yes, for all you "old" bowlers this is the only device on the lane now to keep your score. No more scorekeeper stand with the overhead light that shines the scores up on the screen! It's all computerized. This little keypad is all you get! (Did I just make myself seem really old?)
Of course being kids they were more worried about the snack machine!
He's in the top row, left corner, green shirt.
The set was cute. They had a jeep off to the right (you can see the front in the picture)
Cody's brother Kenny came to lend some support. Eventhough he is about to start his first day of high school tomorrow! Yikes. They grow up fast.
Jordan and Cody sat right in front of the TV and watched the Pirate game.
Here's the troops after our big meal.
And of course Len had to tell them we were celebrating my birthday so they sang to me and made me wear this goofy hat. Gave me some yummy "stuff" to eat. Tasted just like funnel cake. The big 40 birthday is officially over! Yea!
They played fun games like bean bag toss........
And musical chairs, beach volleyball (which ended up being more like keep the ball off the ground) ........ the kids had such fun and Aunt Martha made sure they left with all kinds of goodies.
Here's Cody messing with his cousin Emma.....
And his cousin Max.
Thanks Aunt Martha for always going above and beyond to make our kids feel special!
They have pony rides for the kids.
Jordan and I were partners and Cody and Tom were partners for the water balloon toss. We didn't win. Cody tried the sack race (they use priority mail sacks for the races, HA) but didn't win it either. But it was a nice day to be outside and enjoy some fun.
While Cody tries to climb a loose ladder.....
And falls off



Looks like they are having fun anyway......
At least the kids each got a Willie Stargell replica jersey. Jordan's went past his knees of course!

There was a flag for every state.