Saturday, August 9, 2008

This Last Week...

These are the stairs we had to walk down to our cabin (on the left... ) But it was totally worth it.
Here is one of the groups that played at the jamoboree.... it was so cool!

Here is inside the cabin that we stayed in in Bull Shoals.
Here is me sitting on the futon inside the cabin.
Here is (a blurry) picture of the hook in my brother's leg. (My dad cut off the rest of the lure so it wasn't in the way of the 'surgery'.)
Here is a kinda better picture...
Here is where my brother's first surgury took place: on the porch of our cabin, right on the lake!


Here we are waiting to eat at Lamberts.... They had a giant checkerboard in the parking lot!
Here I am eating their appetizer.... Fried, Breaded Okra! (they give you giant cups for your drinks...)
Here is the guy who comes around throwing rolls... the guy on the right brings out sorgum (sorghum?)molasass
In Branson, they had a 'Yellow Submarine'Car from the Beatles show.
Here, Outside the Hollywood wax Museum, they had a wall with some old movie stars (John Wayne, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, and some other guy)


This last week has been a lot of fun. From Springfield, we drove over to Branson, Missouri. Then, on Monday around noon, we head over to Bull Shoals, Arkansas. There, we spent the last four nights in this really cute cabin right on the White Dam. We spent the days fishing, and between, me, Alexander, and my Dad, we caught a total of 19 fish. (14 of them were caught yesterday!)
But, unfortunatly, the other day when we were eating breakfast, Alexander was fishing at the bottom of the stairs. All of a sudden, we hear, "Dad, can you come here? I got a hook in my leg..."
He was so tough! He only cried once he realized that he just ruined his favorite fishing lure.:)
Then, today, we left Bull Shoals and went to Mountain View, Arkansas. Tonight we spent at the Ozark Folk Center/Museum at the Ozark Folk Center State Park. We got to see a show in their theatre, their Country Jamboree. It was fabulous!




So above are some pics from the last few days... (and from Lamberts)






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