Michigan Trip

I'm finally posting some pictures from our trip to Michigan. While we were there we were able to meet our new niece Allison! We also went up north to the cabin and then went and stayed on Mackinac Island for a few days. Addi and I stayed an extra week and we had fun swimming, going to Michigan State, shopping, going to the petting zoo and just hanging out. Sorry the pictures are all out of order.


Mackinac Island
No head...Uncle Jordan sure can throw high!
It is hard to get them to hold still long enough to take a picture.
Checking out the lake while taking a boat ride.
Addi loved the water!
Tug of war with the binkie!
Grandpa and Addi on the boat.

This fly kept flying around her and landing on her hand. It was so funny watching her watch it.

So soft!
Cute matching outfits!


Addi had SOOO much ice cream on this trip.
Ice cream at MSU. Their creamery ice cream is so yummy!
Visiting the animals at MSU.
I love her face...we'll have to toughen her up so she can help Uncle Lynn with cows.
She was not so sure about these ones.
Addi received her first pedicure from Aunt Megan.
Cute cousins!!
This is Ben saying "cheese"!
Getting ready to take a bath.
Trying to take a picture on Mackinac Island but it was so windy that night.
Grandpa and Baby Alli
Addi would try to follow Ben everywhere and loved to be right under the table at his feet.
It started pouring while we were bike riding around the island. We were soaked and so muddy (which a lot of the mud is horse manure) by the time we got back.
Darrin tried to do a face to match how he was feeling. Luckily the babies stayed dry in the trailers.
Playing on the slide...she was having so much fun!
Just because she is too cute!
She loved playing in the lake up north with all Ben's fun toys.
Ben and Addi were buddies riding in the trailers together. If Addi would start to cry, Ben would sing her songs. (Apparently Addi's feet stink!)

Darrin loves going fishing up north. Darrin and Jordan have been trying to catch something big but haven't had much luck. My grandpa took them out to show them how it's really done!