One Day in Beaufort
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Dad had some work down at the coast. Mom and I tagged along to help him, er, to have a day of fun. Such a tough life I lead, eh?
Dad had some work down at the coast. Mom and I tagged along to help him, er, to have a day of fun. Such a tough life I lead, eh?
The local fire station celebrated its 60th birthday.
You know I can't pass up fire engines, and, of course, birthday cake. So we went ...First up were the old fire trucks.
The saying should be switched from "like a kid in a candy store" to "like a kid in a fire station," it was that cool.
I am continuing to enjoy learning language.
Mom got me these great letters. I roll out my work mat, and we spell words.Look out Webster's, I am inventing my own words too!
Here it is. The photo that will go down in history as the first 4th of July that I will remember, my first Cracker Jacks all at my first baseball game. Wish I had smiled. But this is "serious stuff we're talking about."
I'm 2 3/4 and still going strong as a vegetarian. No hot dogs at the game for me. But ice cream? Did some one mention "ice creams"?
It's good to give Dad a good tug once in a while to keep him in line.
I made it through the whole game to get to the fire works.
I have taken a very strong liking to the Chick-fil-A cows, who did the fireworks countdown.
Happy belated 4th!
I know, it's been a long time since my last post. I've grown up, found a job driving a rolling rig. Quite the life. An honest days work, a few cold ones waiting for me in the fridge when I get home ...
Well, ok, Dad helped me a little bit.
But, man, is this thing fun.
Of course, after a hard day of work in the summer, nothing beats the pool to cool off. I guess Dad was cool enough because he stayed home.
Thankfully, cousin Mike picked up the slack.
Eat your heart out, Tyler. No 13th pick here, baby. (This one is for you, Hannah!)I am so jealous that Cousin Hailey gets to do the slide all by herself. When will it be my turn, when?
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