The kids are all right- Henry.

Thank God mama didn't drag us along to the wedding. I guarantee it wasn't as fun as Aunt Jenni and Uncle Jim's house.

June and Annalise played with animals and Polly's.

Evie did her best to teach Georgie to walk and got her to stand up on her own for a few seconds many times.

I was in charge of transportation and worked up quite a sweat pulling girls around in the wagon.

It was a luxury stage coach and even G got a ride.

On Father's Day, we all made Uncle Jim breakfast in bed. (We didn't get to spend Father's Day with our own dad, but this Mother's Day we were in Cleveland and papa declared it a commercial holiday anyway, so mama didn't feel the least little bit bad for papa missing his kids.)

Georgie charmed Aunt Jenni and Uncle Jim so much Aunt Jenni spent the rest of the day completely spoiling her. Mama got increasingly worried as she continued to receive text messages with pictures of George eating junk food and licking toys at the children's museum.

First she got her own apple fritter.

Then we all got to go out to Steak and Shake for lunch.

Future fry cook.

Are those vegetables? Pass the fries!

We spent the afternoon at the Indy Children's Museum digging up fossils.

Of course they have an Indy car. After the museum, we went back and spent hours at the pool and mama and papa came home to find two seriously exhausted kids. There were only two of us because Grandma Seibert got jealous and fixed it so June could hitch a ride from Indy to Northwest Ohio with with our Great Aunt Chris.

For full coverage of our weekend with the Tallers, visit their blog.

Thanks for having us, Tallers! We had a great time and mama and papa really appreciate being able to spend the weekend with their friends.