Random Reunion

 It all started when Joe H. had a conference in San Francisco.  Cheryl H. emailed us and asked if she and the kids could hang around for a couple weeks.  Naturally, we said of course anytime and every time you're here!!

So they were coming to visit! Yay!

And then Lynn and Weston, the local boys, said they weren't going to miss out on the fun... they wanted to come play with Cheryl and Joe and the kids...

So they were coming, too! Yay!

And then Dan and Karla had this cute baby boy to introduce to his many aunts, uncles, and cousins... and the Bay Area is at least a little closer than Oklahoma... They got tickets to fly!

So they were coming, too! Yay!

And so we were all here in Newark/Antioch having a grand old time...
When the phone rang...

And then Louis had some work testing to do in Milpitas; just for a day and a half... and wondered if he could stay at our place... Bring It On!!!

So he was coming too! YAY!

And somehow, for two days, six of the seven original Koberstein Kids were all together in one humble home! Oh the fun! The Games, the Music, the Museums, the Laughter, and the food we all shared! It was an awesome impromptu family reunion!

BUT WAIT!!!

Where is Gwen?

Apparently she didn't get the memo... So sad... We would have loved to complete the picture...

Can't wait to see all of the Kobersteins--including two RETURNED MISSIONARIES-- next summer at the actual Organized and Planned reunion...

I love the Bay Area...it's my town.

Last Friday, I picked Jon up at work and we headed strait to Antioch. From Redwood City to Antioch is about 60 miles. I was amused to ponder the plethora of highways and freeways that we went on to get from point A to point B... Get a load of the EIGHT freeways we took to go 60 miles:

From Redwood City, we took:
101 North to
92 East to
880 North to
238 to
580 East to
680 North to
242 to
4 East to
Antioch.

I thought it was AWESOME! The part that was even better was that I didn't look at a single map OR get lost through the maze of freeways that makes up the Bay Area!