Uncle Paul gave us some Clubhouse tickets to the Viking Classic, so after church, we grabbed some sandwiches and headed to Annandale. The weather was perfect - a little overcast with a slight breeze - and the children were very well-behaved. We sat on a blanket under a tree on the 9th hole and watched the golfers. Jane Gray and Charlie watched the golfers for a while before deciding that it was more fun to collect sticks. We ran into Ty Carr, and he gave us some tickets to the Viking Hospitality Tent, which was the place to be. We drank coke and ginger ale and snacked on ice cream sandwiches. We made a quick pitstop by the Clubhouse and then called it a day (we were still pooped from our day in Oxford). Cameras weren't allowed at the Tournament, so we took a quick picture of the children by the golf course on the way out.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
The Viking Classic
Uncle Paul gave us some Clubhouse tickets to the Viking Classic, so after church, we grabbed some sandwiches and headed to Annandale. The weather was perfect - a little overcast with a slight breeze - and the children were very well-behaved. We sat on a blanket under a tree on the 9th hole and watched the golfers. Jane Gray and Charlie watched the golfers for a while before deciding that it was more fun to collect sticks. We ran into Ty Carr, and he gave us some tickets to the Viking Hospitality Tent, which was the place to be. We drank coke and ginger ale and snacked on ice cream sandwiches. We made a quick pitstop by the Clubhouse and then called it a day (we were still pooped from our day in Oxford). Cameras weren't allowed at the Tournament, so we took a quick picture of the children by the golf course on the way out.
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We can't believe you had ANYTHING left after a day in Oxford. You two get the award for stamina!
Grandpa and Nana
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