Ocean City

Marlowe spent last week in Ocean City, NJ. Aunt Brooke, Gee Gee, and Pop visited during the week, and Marlowe was also able to see Aunt Liz, Uncle Rick, and Teddy, who were in Ocean City visiting Uncle Rick's parents.




Marlowe took great interest in this animatronic band, though their lack of any instrument save one banjo left him puzzled.


But the highlight of the trip for Marlowe was the Thomas the Tank Engine train ride, which he insisted upon enjoying several times.

Mini Golf in Ocean City

Marlowe works on his short game.

Gone Fishin'

Marlowe spent last weekend with Gee Gee and Pop, while Mom and Dad were away in New Orleans for the weekend celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary. On Sunday, Gee Gee and Pop took Marlowe fishing, and were joined by Bia and Boomer. Marlowe caught three fish. Some highlights of the day appear below.

Asbury Family Reunion at Sawgrass

The main events of the Asbury Family Reunion took place at the Clubhouse at the TPC at Sawgrass. Following a Storyteller's Tour, we had a fantastic dinner, hosted by Uncle Bill, Aunt Alice, and Cousin Audra. The following day we came together again at the Clubhouse to take some pictures and to visit the storied 17th hole, famous for its island green. We departed the next day.


Mom and Dad posing prior to the family dinner, with the 18th hole in the background.

A full family photo.

The Asbury siblings together once again. From front left to back, we have Pop, Aunt Tiny, Aunt Sis, Uncle John, Uncle Bub, Uncle Melvin, and Uncle Bill, our host.

Marlowe and Dad on the green behind the clubhouse.

Marlowe and Uncle Melvin on the green behind the clubhouse.

Marlowe in front of the famous island green on 17.


A chance armadillo sighting on the way back to the clubhouse thrilled both Marlowe and the rest of us.


Preparing for the flight home.


Marlowe enjoying the moving sidewalk a few minutes before boarding the plane back to Philadelphia.

Asbury Family Reunuon

The 2010 Asbury Family Reunion is underway. This year it is at the Sawgrass Marriott, just outside of Jacksonville, Florida.