{Part two.} In Kentucky!

At the breakfast table on Friday morning.

Beautiful flowers outside of Grandmother's and PaPa's condo.

The HUGE rose bush behind the house!

After breakfast, we went to see Uncle Steve and Aunt Joann, at their work place... {Uncle Steve is PaPa's brother.} This was also a surprise!

Love Aunt Joann's surprised expression here!

Daddy grilling chicken for Friday nights supper... It was marinated in Grandmother's SCRUMPTIOUS {and famous} marinade.

While he was grilling... We girls were playing "Corn Hole" with PaPa. {I was not waving, if you look closely you can see the blue bag in the air that I had just thrown:}

Playing "Spoons" after supper.

This is a hilarious game... Aunt Diana and Farrah ARE NOT crying... they are laughing super hard!

 Saturday...

On Saturday, we went to see our friends the Joneses. They live in Indiana, about one hour from Grandmother and PaPa..

Coming up on the BIG bridge...

The view from "The Overlook Restaurant" {We didn't eat there, we just stopped to see the Ohio river.}

Autumn is a breath of fresh air!

And.................. the Joneses store! Daddy said {not out of partiality} after coming out, that it was the nicest store he's ever seen!

What you see as you step inside the door... {Note: This store has a gift shop, deli, hardware, grocery, and laundry mat, all in one!}

The historical part of the store:)

The deli.

We went down stairs to the hardware section... {ie: the basement}

There is a very large selection of hardware items down there... very convenient for those that would rather not drive a long way to the nearest Lowes {or any other hardware store:}

Back upstairs... This sign cracks me up... because tomorrow NEVER comes!

There were LOTS of marbles

Mrs. Jones took us back to the kitchen and  showed us there set up. It was amazing to hear how God provided so many things they needed through people giving, or for very cheap.

This was above one of the sinks:)

Mrs. Jones with us girls.

Handmade articles.

This is one of my favorite things in the store...

We ate lunch there and Mrs. Jones came and talked with us as much as she could, but would have to get up often because of the ever flowing tide of customers rolling in. We had a blessed time there, and hope to go up next year with everyone! Stay tuned for part three, which I'll try to post soon.