Tennis anyone?

Spending time here in Pacific Northwest has been very dreary with all the grey damp days; however there have been a few bright spots.  Thanks to a phone call from our new son-in-law we decided to get out our old tennis rackets and dust them off and see if we could still hit the ball. To our amazement we could and thus joined Scarlett and Kenny for a little tennis.  Spent a few hours working with the “grands” on tennis also since Mary has signed Bekah up for “real” lessons. Ha!  Enjoyed it very much although I don’t seem to cover the court nearly quick enough and Earl’s shoulder really bothers him the next day!  Oh well…




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