In Weston’s short life, he has woken me, Traci and Turner up on many occasions. It’s rare that one of us has/gets to wake him up. This morning, I had my chance. It takes him a long time to calm
Dark Ninja
This was Turner’s drawing of himself from his King Turner folder that he brought home yesterday. This is one of his more imaginative drawings yet.
The First Hump Day After Turner Started Kindergarten
OK, today’s title is really just in jest of the “firsts” we’ve been going through with Turner’s school. But the hump day slump was real enough as today was the hardest drop-off day. He was a little upset when he
Turner’s First Dropoff
Yeah, I know. These kindergarten firsts posts are a little out of hand. But I did want to demonstrate the process that we’re having to go through to ease the kids into school and new routines. Today was the first
Turner’s First Full Day At Kindergarten
As I stated in last Thursday’s post, today was Turner’s first full day at kindergarten. Traci and I (and Weston) got to walk him into class this morning. He knew right where to go and right where to put his
LEGO Assembly Crew
Weston is big into LEGO right now. He’d gotten several sets for his birthday so we got to work putting together the cop car from the LEGO movie. He and Turner worked great okay together on it.
Weston’s 4th Birthday Party
Sept 5, 2014 – I’ve been working on a video for Weston’s birthday, but it’s taking longer than expected and I’ve gotten way behind on Piccal updates, so I’m just going to post this for now and will add the
Your Brain On Kids
This is your brain on kids. More dangerous than drugs. Any questions?
Kindergarten – Turner’s First Half Day
Alright, I’m going to have to ask you to bare with me as I act like a total dad for a few minutes. Today was Turner’s first day at Kindergarten. Only it wasn’t really his first day because it was
Kindergarten Orientation For Adults!
This morning, Traci and I went to Turner’s kindergarten orientation. Since they encouraged us not to bring kids, Turner didn’t actually go with us. This gave the parents time to see the kids’ classroom, meet the teacher and get an