Bo Boswell

The Peaks – Started One Summer: America, 1927 by Bill Bryson. Got fingerprinted for a background check, a requirement for being able to participate in Turner’s field trips. Had a nice evening walk with the boys. The Pits – I

I had to go up to the office today to work on a network issue. The boys came with me and this is a good example of why I keep LEGO pieces at work (other than for being able to

The Peaks – Enjoyed s’mores at the Arrington bonfire in the evening. The Pits – Had to leave Vandy game at halftime because they were playing horribly and the boys could not behave.* * Standard.

The Peaks – I got off work early and got to meet Turner at the bus stop. The Pits – Went to Lowe’s for some home supplies, but we ended up having to leave because the boys could not behave.*

After breakfast this morning, I entered my office and found that Turner had setup this scene on my desk. He requested that I take a picture of this and use it as today’s lunch note. Request acknowledged. The Peaks –

Weston is doing much better at drop-offs now, so long as we stick to the “only 3 hugs” rule when I’m leaving. Of course, the last 2 hugs are run-and-jump hugs. And he’s gotten adapted to wanting to do a

The Peaks – Rather relaxing day at work. The Pits – Calm before the storm (at work).

The Peaks – Nice cool walk at lunchtime, then another with the boys at night. The Pits – Nah.

Typically when the boys are outside by themselves and laughing hard, there’s reason to be concerned. However, today they were being perfectly and acceptably boyish by running full speed into the dangling swings. The Peaks – The boys didn’t get

Today’s Vandy game against Ole Miss was played at the LP Field for some reason. The best part of the game was leaving at halftime and heading to Rosepepper to watch the rest of the massacre over a serving of