Pics are still few and far far between- the curse of the third child. Here’s a shot modeling “Moose Caboose” pajamas:
I could hear my dear children having a lot of fun outside while I watched the arkansas game. Here’s why:
Another one from the phone- yes, I’ve got a crush on my Galaxy S2.
There are some very cool handbuilt replicas of the Nina and Pinta that made their way up the Arkansas river to Little Rock. More info on the ships here: http://www.thenina.com/
Quick pics are better than no pics.
Click for large size. Few more Halloween pics:
Gabe is cool as cucumber as Batman.
Graydon sans princess hat with cousin Rosemary the garden gnome.
And last but not least, baby Charlotte as a crocheted monster. I realized her angelic face can’t really be seen here, but in the shots where her whole face is visible, she is screaming bloody murder, so make do with what has been provided.
I will add a shot of the littlest one if I can find one
Preamble: I have had my 2010 Ford Flex for a few months now. As a “this-is-a-cool-car-not-minivan” family hauler, it does a great job. I bought it used and made some compromises. I didn’t get the two tone paint job, Vista roof, and captain’s chairs in the second row, but I did get a great price on AWD with the Limited trim package and Navigation.
It took me a little while to find the right opportunity, but I eventually found somebody who had the right trim level and seat color that wanted to swap seats: bench for bucket. As it turns out, this was basically dead simple. See disclaimers below for things you might find less than ideal if you, dear reader, attempt something similar. Continue reading
CK has been thwarting most of our picture taking efforts, but the lovely wife managed to get a good camera phone shot. More to come soon, we hope.
I can’t recall the specifics here, but I think it might have been like this:
Graydon: “Gabe, Gabe! I think some old dried up leaves blew into my mouth!”
Gabe: “That’s how it rolls in the WLR, check it, yo.”
bonus: Gabe’s shoes are on the wrong feet. For something that should be about a 50-50 shot, Gabe has his shoes on the wrong feet more than 70% of the time. Hoping time sees some regression toward the mean.
