Saturday, August 3, 2013

On a Pontoon...

 Photo: On a pontoon...

Last Thursday my family took my father out on a pontoon boat for Father's Day. (Better late than never, right?)

 Photo: Finally celebrating Father*s Day.

We had a great time at Lake Panasoffkee and caught several fish. We only kept about nine but we still had a wonderful time!
Photo: Fishing in Little Jones Creek off of Lake Panasofkee.
Isn't this photo beautiful? I really do love Florida, mosquitoes and all! :)

 I am happy to report that I caught my first bass! (Not big enough to keep, but still exciting.) And I can't resist but show you my absolute favorite catch of the day....





Photo: Randy says Rebecca Wooten caught Nemo. Lol

He won the award for cutest fish that's for sure!

All in all the day was a wonderful one. Light afternoon showers kept it from being super hot and the fish were definitely hungry! What a great way to relax from our hectic lives. For those of you who are wondering I will have my owl phone cozy pattern up soon, I am working out some kinks in the sizing right now. I have also been doing some serious preparations in my classroom this week and I hope to show photos of that soon! (I'm waiting to take my 'after' pics until it's READY ready....) Enjoy the end of your summer!!

~Farm Girl Teacher

P.S. I don't want you to think my mom was MIA...she was our wonderful photographer...unfortunately that also means she wasn't in any shots. :(
  
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