Some highlights of the weekend.......

dedicated to all the 'Bee's' that could not be there.........
On Friday, we decided that we would head up to the cottage earlier in the day, and the guys were going to go golfing, and then that would give us ladies some time for some R & R down at the beach. As soon as the vehicle's where unloaded, the guys took off to the golf course, leaving us ladies to do all of the work to prepare for the rest of the team to come. Jill started to cut the grass, but ran out of gas. By the time that we hunted some down, some of the ball team had arrived, and Zetter, the great guy that he is, offered to finishing cutting the grass. So much for our guys being gentlemen...and doing it!!!!!

Harrison seems to have this fetish, when he has been drinking, to pants people when they get up to get a drink. On Friday night, Otto decided that he would get him back, but the opposite, and nearling pulled his pants over the top of his head.

Saturday afternoon, between their ball games, we decided to go back to the cottage so that we could bbq supper, and relax for a couple of hours. Some of the guys decided to go swimming, and some just sat around and played Texas Horseshoe's and Golf Ball Toss. The game of Golf Ball Toss got a little wild, and by the end of it we had in total: 2 beach shoes, 3 strings with golf balls on them, and a styrofoam floater stuck in the tree. The guys had to take the Golf Ball Toss apart, and throw the wood up in the tree to get everything down. They are lucky that it did not come down on their heads, and knock them out....or maybe that would have been a good thing!!!!!

On Saturday night, we all sat around the back yard, and had a pretty interesting game of shoulders. It got pretty amusing when #5 was designated the number in which you had to pelvic thrust someone. This resulted in only 2 chairs being broke, and two torches being knocked over!!!!

All in all...a good time was had by everyone....and from the whole Danamoes.....THANK YOU MATHESON FAMILY, for the use of your cottage.