Bo Boswell

Weston hates his toothbrush for the most part. But he has no problem reaching for mine and inserting it without caution into his mouth. This is the 2nd time he’s done this in the past week. Those inserts are expensive!

The boys have been spending a good bit of time playing with the seemingly endless number of empty boxes at our house. This setup has worked for them for a longer amount of time than I was expecting it to.

Some time ago, my dad gave me his Hi-Point 9mm. It’s a seemingly indestructible piece of metal. Aaron often jokes that it’d do more damage to my target if I threw the gun at it. It has an 8 round

One thing about being a parent is that whatever you’re doing, the kids are going to be into it. Their curious little minds can’t be content to simply watch with wonder. They will want to actively participate, which is a

Mario came by the house today. The cab of his small truck packed tight with what I assume was his family, all decked out in thick winter clothes. A sign that the truck had no heater. Mario was responding to

Just wanted to play around with a macro image of the matchbook I’ve had in my coat pocket for over a year.

Some months ago, Jennifer asked me to take a pic of this award to feature on our work’s blog. I have been hesitating ever since. Taking photos just isn’t my thing, you know. She finally said if we don’t do

I’ll just let the pics speak for themselves. Not sure exactly what happened here, but it’s safe to laugh because no one was hurt.

Legos and kitchen accessories are just everywhere in our house. Everywhere.

Weston is not near the cuddler that Turner was/is, but he does enjoy frequent hugs. Today we were hanging out in the playroom and he was up on the rising near the window. He would come up behind Traci and