Transparency: Wednesday, October 23 2019

This has been a wonderfully restful weekend! It started off with us going to Ryan's football game on Saturday. I think his team lost - not sure; they don't play the game with the full rules of football. Still, the boys have fun and that is all that matters! After the game, Mark and I did our grocery shopping and prepared to have the boys over night. Sara and Lacon won a free night at the Kirkley Hotel and needed to get away for the evening. Mark took Ryan to the football game while I had Oliver. Mark said that Ryan alternated between being bored out of his skull to dancing and shouting "Move those chains!" LOL!! I went shopping with Oliver. Mark needed underwear. I also got a new pair of leggings.
On Sunday Sara and Lacon were going to pick up the boys early and go to Layman's Farm to pick out their Halloween pumpkin and customs. I am not sure if they got the pumpkin because it was pouring down rain but they did get costumes. Ryan will be Spiderman and Oliver will be Marshall from Paw Patrol.

My grand-babies are ADORABLE!

After Sara picked up the boys Mark and I headed up to Williamsburg where we stayed at the Hampton Inn. I think we were in the very same room that we were in in 2011. It seems bizarre that our trip to Williamsburg has been that long ago!

Sunday night we went to a ghost tour. I don't believe in ghosts but these tours are fun regardless. It is said that if you take a photo with a ghost around you will see an orb in your photo. Below are two photos I took. One is from July 2011 and it has a HUGE orb. The other is the same house in 2019. No orb.

This is the Payton Randall Home. See the orb on the left? Anyway, it was fun and here are some more photos from the weekend:

This was a display in the Pottery Outlet. I was not impress with the outlet itself but I loved this display. It is the Town of Bethlehem created in sand and with an Asian flare. So pretty!

This is Cindy, our tour guide for the ghost tour. She was really good!

This is the big picture from the close-up above. I got a man there to take it for me but I don't think he really wanted to do this.

A character on horseback in Williamsburg.

These skeleton displays were up on Monday afternoon. They were not there Monday morning. I never did find out what they were for as they were only one one block and no where else in the town.