We had a big BBQ with the Wolscht family. They are headed back to Germany in few weeks. The weather could not have been nicer
Corey and Chris working the grill
Plenty of food for everyone
Mari, Teresa, Amy Isabell, and Zenyu
Carolin
Amy and Teresa
Phil and Ed enjoying the Asahi Beer
Chris was working hard
Nathan and Rob
The Hamada’s
Nathan and Tejas
Ami-sensi and her mother Ikeda-san
Ami
Nathan and Rob (jungle boys, or is it lord of the flys)
Corey and Henry
An uninvited guest?
He is the biggest snake I have seen in a long time
Sarah and Madeleine
The MacKenzie’s
Amy getting her baby fix
Carol, Teresa, Jan, and Zenyu
Eddie and Chris
Ed and Carol
Corey and Chris working the grill
Plenty of food for everyone
Mari, Teresa, Amy Isabell, and Zenyu
Carolin
Amy and Teresa
Phil and Ed enjoying the Asahi Beer
Chris was working hard
Nathan and Rob
The Hamada’s
Nathan and Tejas
Ami-sensi and her mother Ikeda-san
Ami
Nathan and Rob (jungle boys, or is it lord of the flys)
Corey and Henry
An uninvited guest?
He is the biggest snake I have seen in a long time
Sarah and Madeleine
The MacKenzie’s
Amy getting her baby fix
Carol, Teresa, Jan, and Zenyu 
Eddie and Chris 
Ed and Carol
1 comment:
Corey Ducklow, your family is beautiful. It's been 25 years since I've seen you. I live with my wife and 2 boys (soon to be ages 8 and 13) on 20 acres outside Toledo with a zip line and woods, llamas, chickens, turkeys and all sorts of fun. Seeing your amazing photos of Hiroshima, and of your Dad, brought a rush of childhood emotion to me. Puff the Magic Dragon, pig roasts, the train set, pick the duckies and feed the apples... Look me up when you're back in the states. I'd love to meet you again and your family. michael@leizerman.com
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