Bo Boswell

Weston has been chewing on his shirt collar a lot recently. As incentive to get him to stop, I told him that if he didn’t chew on his collar we’d go for a walk in the sun when I got

The Peaks – Mowed yard for the first day this year. It was nice to get the lawn equipment out and running again after the winter. Played outside with the boys after being stuck inside yesterday. The Pits – Nah.

The Peaks – Dinner at Granite City with the Klints. The Pits – Surprisingly cold outside, so I didn’t get to mow the yard. Took out lack of inspiration on my 10-port USB charging station.

I learned that Turner had a research project to do on rabbits. This is the abstract of his research. The Peaks – Finished reading the Bible. The flavor I read was Inspired by the Bible Experience. It featured an all

The Peaks – Coming home to urgent letters like this delights me for some reason. The Pits – Rainy mess all day.

Abstract, from Weston. The Peaks – I made some progress on a website revamp using some of the programming skills I’ve picked up in the past weeks. The Pits – Weston’s pit was that “we didn’t have lot of s’mores.”

The Peaks – We hadn’t really planned to do a bonfire, but Traci, on a whim, got all the supplies we needed for the fire and s’mores, of course. The boys enjoyed igniting the “smarshmallows.” The Pits – It’s at

Turner’s bus was going to be running 10 minutes late this morning. However, after waiting for 20 minutes I was getting concerned that it wasn’t going to come at all. Weston and I left Turner at the bus stop with

The Peaks – The weather was nice enough to enjoy some time at the park with the boys.

The Peaks – Nice quiet morning… The Pits – …which progressively got less quiet as I was preparing for the return of my family. We planned to meet at Arrington for a picnic dinner with wine. This required me to