Piccal

During the course of the weekend, the boys got big into cowboys. Hats, belts, boots, the full getty-up. They insisted on going on our walk dressed like this. One passerby stopped and asked if the boys had lost their horse.

The boys spent the night at Mamaw’s and Papaw’s last night and gave me and Traci a nice date night. I met up with my folks this evening to pick up the boys. Within minutes of being in my car,

The boys offered to spot me during my workout today.

We had our Asian friends over for dinner tonight. Afterwards, Yui offered to serenade us with his piano playing. Turner and Weston had other plans.

We took another stroll at sunset tonight.

We’re apparently big into swordfighting Lego robots right now.

I went downtown tonight to shoot my sunset timelapse. I setup my GoPro on a rock right on the water and let it record for 76 minutes. While I was there I met a nice gentleman (Brian Hallett from Channel

Now that we have some daylight when I get home, we have been romping our old path through the woods to watch the sunsets. The boys have taken a liking to walking along the edge of the retaining walls, which

Turner woke up with a sore throat and had a slight fever, so while Traci took Weston to church we stayed home and made legobots. Not a bad way to spend a Sunday morning.

I was conflicted about what to title this photo. Since it’s a photo of the folks on the sidelines, I wanted to play off of the “riding the pine” phrase, but “riding the rubber” sounded a bit distasteful. But we