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Bowling Buddies


Our Saturday afternoon our plans fell through.  (Because I am near crazy and arrived with the whole family 24 hours hours early for an event.)  So,  Steve said,  "ya'll want to go bowling?"  So, we went and had a wonderful time.  Our scores were pitiful, but we had fun.  We had never bowled as a family.  I had taken the girls wth my friend, Tracy and another time with my parents last year.  I am not good at bowling, but I have always liked it!  I have a terrible problem when I bowl because I drop the ball really hard and loud and make the whole area shake.  It is just my style.  I have gotten in trouble at bowling alleys in the past.  One day I may be paying to replace the floor in a bowling alley.

I felt so funny as I was finishing my last bowl and looked up and saw Scott and Harper, then Kelly and Hollis.  I asked Steve if he had texted Scott that we were there.  He had not.....talk about random.

Comments

Anna said…
Laurie!!!
My sweet sweet friend! Kelly gave me your blog. What a precious and beautiful family you have. You look wonderful and I'm trilled to see your face. I cherish you and all the wisdom you and Kelly gave me in our college bible study. Miss you!
Love, Anna
A.K.W. said…
Haven't bowled in a very long time, used to go with my oldest brother.

Amy
Kim said…
You should have also included the fact that you tweeted on this day. Also random!! :)
Sasha said…
I think that is a hoot that you guys and the Stamps family both ended up at the bowling alley! We need to take our kiddos bowling- I bet they would have a ball.
Natasha said…
My best friend and her husband randomly showed up to the same movie as my husband and I. It was completely awesome!!! I don't do well at bowling and I don't really like it so I'm glad you enjoyed yourself.

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