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Dinosaur World
Amber and Bryson went to Dinosaur World this weekend. I hear they had a good time, and here are some pictures.
Can You Come Home from Work, Now!?
Amber called me and asked if it would be possible to come home a little early. She went on to explain this detailed account of haircut for Bryson, going to do a little shopping over here, getting the stroller out, … Continue reading
Bryson’s Third Birthday
Bryson blew out his 3 candles tonight. We did the ceremony twice because he was so excited he blew out the candles early the first time. My crazy singing didn’t help, and it was very funny to see him bobbing … Continue reading
Snow on Spring Day 2
This is the weekend many folks plant their warm weather vegetable crops, but we’ve been overloaded with SNOW! Bryson won us over and convinced us to go outside and play. Notice the picture of the white blooms on the fruit … Continue reading
Heard Museum Holiday Trail of Lights
A few pictures of this past weekend:
Family Pictures
We used the delay timer to take some family pictures today.
Camping Trip
We met Megan, Wes, and Wyatt at Ray Roberts state park. We camped, fished, biked, and cooked. (Video and story continued below)
Trick or Treat
We took Bryson around the neighborhood to trick or treat. He and I practiced the routine many times this afternoon: He would knock on the door, I’d answer, he would yell ‘trick or treat’, I’d hand him some candy, then … Continue reading
