Showing posts with label Boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boys. Show all posts

Friday, November 1, 2013

Father Son Campout

My boys look forward to the father/son campout all year.  Well, in all actuality, they look forward to any campout ever.  They love to camp!  They love it so much, sometimes I wonder how they can be my children.  Because I so do not like to camp.  I would rather do pretty much anything than camp.  They must get it from their dad.  Luckily, Trent made it back just in time for the campout.  With all of his traveling back and forth to Atlanta during this time, we didn't even know if he was going to be able to take the boys on the campout this year.  The boys were so glad that he did make it home because this was their last campout with all of their Colorado buddies.
 These two are very practiced at putting up a tent.  Much to Trent's delight.
 So this was Preston's first father/son campout.  This was the first year Trent and I both felt he was campout ready.  I think he was in heaven.  Look at him with that giant stick, and no mom there to tell him not to run around with it or he might poke an eyeball out.   
With one of his best buddies, Andrew.  Don't they both look so pleased with themselves?  The boys all had a blast while the girls and I stayed at home, snug and warm in our nice, comfy, cozy beds.

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Random Pictures

Here are a few happenings from the month of November:

 The big boys' favorite new homework spot; my bed.  They crack me up!

 Snuggles with my Buds and his bear, Chaucer.

 Preston came up to me one day, holding a pencil in his hand, and said, "Mom, there is something that I've always wanted to try.  I'll just have to take my glasses off to do it."  Then he removed his glasses, and put the pencil behind his ear.  He informed me that he saw he preschool teacher, Miss Jen, do this all the time, and he thought it was really cool.  I sure do love this kid!  He is always making me laugh!

 On November 17th, we had the opportunity to go to a CU game with Vivi's class.  Her teacher, Mr. Kennedy, got free tickets for his class members and all their families, along with free kids meals.  It was such a fun day!  Mr. K is the best!

After a long and busy day, (doing I don't remember what) this girl completely crashed.  We got home, carried her inside, undressed her, changed her diaper, put her pajamas on, and laid her in bed, all without her waking up even the slightest.  That's when you know she's tired!