Piccal

Today, I basically spent the entire day priming our red-walled basement. Red is a very hard color to paint over, and this paneled wall is exceptionally difficult to paint because of having to go back and paint inside the cracks.

Both boys enjoy looking out our window, which is going to be one of the unique things about this house that we will miss when we move. The big picture window that opens up to an active street has provided

Today’s featured pic was supposed to be of Weston because it’s his 10-month mark. I wanted to get a pic of him inside the laundry basket, but it didn’t quite work out with him in there. And then Turner took

My buddies. Also, here’s a pic I took from my car window a few days back during the funeral for the solider that prompted the Westboro Baptist Church protest.

Turner is on a big kick right now where he loves to drive Lightning right into the ditch. Sometimes he’ll call for help to bail him out, other times he’ll get out himself and try to pull Lightning out. He

I made a little bit of a goof tonight by walking the kids all the way to the nearby school’s playground, and then realizing I didn’t have enough time to walk them home before it got dark and waaaay past

Today Traci and I went to a wedding while Boog kept the kiddos. The wedding was very nice despite the outside heat. Thankfully the cicadas have mostly died out, so there was minimal interference by them. You can check out

Traci and Turner went swimming this morning while Weston and I stayed home and painted walls. Sounds perfectly fair, right? After we got our hallway painted, I took Weston to Dragon Park to play around a bit and take a

We went to Touch A Truck tonight at Pinkerton Park in Franklin. It wasn’t quite as cool as the one we went to last year, but Turner was a little more open to looking at and getting in the trucks