Okay, me and the boys are here! Alabama for the summer, just like last year. Happily Matt is up the road at Ft. Knox, just a 6 hours drive away.
We got in to my parents' home Saturday night and have been enjoying our stay. I have amazing parents, who have an amazing home, and are just plain amazing. I like them a lot ;) One "down side"-ish is that their wi-fi doesn't work... so that's going to take some creativity on my part to share pictures along with stories. Still need to look into the public library and check out their hours--and hope that they have wi-fi.
To sum up the past 3 days: play Play PLAY! There has been a lot of play. Pool play, back yard play, and... *drum roll* ... bike play! Ahhh! I haven't had a bike in 15 years, so this new chapter is exciting, but also a little scary (relearning the ends and outs of bike use). Check out the new addition (+ some (also pic from phone)):
Heck yes! I can get all three kids on this thing (each piece bought seperatly). Friend Helen gave me this idea, and it has worked out great. I'm sure if I bought the "top of line" items it would be a little lighter, but for the past 2 days I've been able to handle the wild streets of C-town perfectly.
Isaac was nervous at first (but when is he not?), and after much practice he has really come around to his trailor-bike. Eli and Titus love to be pulled around in the back, though the down side is that when riding I can't stop to "bear cub fights."
So that's a little of what we're up.
Hope to update with pics from the 10 day trip soon.
P.S. I have bug-phobia at the moment. Every bug the Good Lord has ever made seems to live in Bama, and I'm a little freaked out by them all. At this moment I'm conviced I have a "chigger" in my belly button and that little bugs are crawling all over me.
4 comments:
I hope your bellybutton is ok.
Amen to what Melissa said. And that bike setup is rad!
Sweet ride!
All I can say is, "You're the coolest!"
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