Tonight, Lexi told me that she wanted to paint. She was pretty insistent. So I got out the watercolors, got on the phone with Jaime and stopped paying attention.
A few minutes later, I realized she was actually creating something pretty coherent.
I'm no artist, but I think this is pretty good for a 3-year-old.
Think I'm gonna have to frame this one.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Friday, August 15, 2008
Bowzer
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Wesley Friends
I gave a talk tonight to about 100 members of a retirees group called Wesley Friends. I give several of these talks a year, usually about restaurant reviewing, and it always leaves me hungry for retirement. These people have a good time.
Look what they gave me! Mmmmmm. Turkey and taters. (I think it was turkey.) Hospital food, but not too bad.
Can you, like me, usually determine the approximate age and gender of people based on their handwriting?
Only 15 years till I can join.
Look what they gave me! Mmmmmm. Turkey and taters. (I think it was turkey.) Hospital food, but not too bad.
Can you, like me, usually determine the approximate age and gender of people based on their handwriting?
Only 15 years till I can join.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Piano
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Nasty onion breath
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Mudbuggin', ride ridin'
My sister and her two boys are in town. So after work, we loaded the kids in the car and drove to Winfield (Wellington?) NO, definitely Winfield for the Cowley County Fair.
The reason we went was to hear The Mudbugs perform, but we'll get to that in a second. See that giant Ferris wheel in the background? LEXI RODE THAT!!!!
Fueled by a little Joe bravery, Lexi actually agreed to get on board. She was reluctant at first -- she's hesistant about new things, especially potentially scary new things. But once she was up there, she had a blast. Jack sat beside me. Annie stayed on the ground, which is where she prefers to be.
Earlier, the trio took a little car ride...
... and Joe and Lexi tried out this flying dragon while Jack utilized to Porta-facilities. That was the extent of the rides, though. Even at the CCF, it costs $3 a ride. What a racket.
Of course, the real point of the evening was to support the Mugbugs in their Cajun jammin'. Here's Jaime in her new stage ensemble.
Look just below Carter's fiddle and you'll see her banging away.
Robin, Kenny and Randy also showed up. Robin was so excited about her recent discovery that the Arb won it's $25,000 grant, she did a little dance in front of the whole audience. Make that three or four little dances.
Didn't get the kids to bed until close to 11 p.m. It was worth it, no matter how much they make us suffer tomorrow.
The reason we went was to hear The Mudbugs perform, but we'll get to that in a second. See that giant Ferris wheel in the background? LEXI RODE THAT!!!!
Fueled by a little Joe bravery, Lexi actually agreed to get on board. She was reluctant at first -- she's hesistant about new things, especially potentially scary new things. But once she was up there, she had a blast. Jack sat beside me. Annie stayed on the ground, which is where she prefers to be.
Earlier, the trio took a little car ride...
... and Joe and Lexi tried out this flying dragon while Jack utilized to Porta-facilities. That was the extent of the rides, though. Even at the CCF, it costs $3 a ride. What a racket.
Of course, the real point of the evening was to support the Mugbugs in their Cajun jammin'. Here's Jaime in her new stage ensemble.
Look just below Carter's fiddle and you'll see her banging away.
Robin, Kenny and Randy also showed up. Robin was so excited about her recent discovery that the Arb won it's $25,000 grant, she did a little dance in front of the whole audience. Make that three or four little dances.
Didn't get the kids to bed until close to 11 p.m. It was worth it, no matter how much they make us suffer tomorrow.
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