The Pits – None. The Peaks – Kim had spent the night and joined us for church. Afterward, the boys and I went to the pool at the Y and Traci and Kim went to a different pool (on purpose).
Kings of Logistics
The Pits – Hot, hot, hot. The Peaks – We started off the day at the Hoggin’ and Joggin’ event in Nolensville. Traci’s team came in third place, then we waited in the heat until they started the kids’ 1
Anti-Drown Test
The Pits – Much discussion about how we’re going to handle the logistics of parking/walking/cycling/ubering to the Stephen King event tomorrow. The Peaks – Mowed yard in the morning, then got off work early. The YMCA had offered us a
Behind The Curtain
The Pits – Issues with learning new tasks at work and correcting issues with old tasks. The Peaks – Traci had a dinner out with friends, so she dropped off the boys at my office. We walked to Mellow Mushroom
Preferred Underwhere
The Pits – I was out of my preferred underwear this morning. I still had underwear, but it wasn’t my preferred underwear. I returned an old, unopened Thomas the Train puzzle to TJ Maxx to get more underwear, but they
Pictures Worth A Thousand Times
The Pits – None. The Peaks –
Flatbilled & Flatlined
The Pits – Typical Monday at work. The Peaks – Dodgeball (DITS) with the kids at night. This is the last known photo of Turner’s flat bill cap before it was broken by some dork kid at the park.
The Cheap Seats
The Pits – Negotiating mosquitos. The Peaks – Turner’s first sleepover at Yui’s house went well. They had a great time, slept from around 10pm to 6:30am, and then had brunch at Granite City. We picked him up around noon
The First Sleepover
The Pits – It rained anytime we had the opportunity to go outside. The Peaks – For Yui’s birthday, he invited Turner and Weston to go to the movies (Angry Birds) and then to spend the night. Traci and I
Dribblin’
The Pits – It rained a little during our normal WITS time, but the boys wished to play basketball outside regardless. The Peaks – I was able to get the yard mowed before having to leave for work, so I