I had an epiphany recently, and it involved sports – of all things. Our youngest is an inherently social creature. He talks. All. The. Time. This is contrasted with our older boy who would rather sit in a corner and
The Social Game
Crazy Kids #7 – Brains…. brains….
That moment when your kid comes in to ask for some red food coloring because, “we need to make the brains.” Priceless… and terrifying. Reposting this picture, because it’s so appropriate.
An Update on Westly
Westly has come a long way since that first post we made about him. We’ve bought various engines (2), parts, and headaches (those were ‘free’) and now we’re down to ye’ old install the parts in the Vanagon time. First,
Snow Days
If you follow us on Twitter you’ve probably seen a fair number of pictures of snow days (not to mention Vanagon repair). It’s not just because we love sledding, skiing, boarding, and snowball fights, although that’s a big part of
Crazy Kids #6 – A Bad Sign
Here is today’s version of things you don’t want to hear from a 4 year old: “um, what’s a truant officer?” Honestly, this child…
The Origin of Awesomely Weird
Back when we were first toying with the idea of starting a blog we did the typical, “what should we call it?” dance. Words were said that can never be unsaid, like blogger, fun, and easy.
Crazy Kids #5 – the Theologian
More crazy kids, this time a post-bath time sermon. Can I get an amen? Also humility is not a virtue here.
Adventure Log: Kiptopeke and the Eastern Shore
This past Thanksgiving we loaded up the Schadenwagon and headed for the Eastern Shore (read our Kid Tripping post here). Since we weren’t camping and don’t yet have bike transporting ability on Westly taking the wagon was the choice for this little trip,
Currently Out Adventuring….
This week there will only be one really substantial piece (on Friday… stay tuned) as we are in the midst of a mini-adventure. It involves planes, rockets, and Legos. Duh. While we’re out of the office follow us on Twitter to
Techno Tots and Camping to the Rescue!
Friends of ours, who also own this rather large natural soap company, have a method for dealing with life’s many distractions.