Scenes from a Father's Day weekend
What did you do this Father's Day weekend?
Where did you go?
Here are a few things I saw . . . .
An old Ford street rod at the Newport Auto Show
Here's a stone wall and a meadow in the Berkshires
Here's a Corvette, a winner at Newport
As families everywhere get ready to celebrate, it's just another day for this Canadian Pacific train crew, pulling sixty-some cars up the Berkshire grade.
Dromedaries, with little desire to celebrate a foolish human holiday, watch quietly.
And the fishing boats ride at anchor for the weekend
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So the kids forced him to come to a decision by presenting him with a gift certificate from Al's Fish Emporium. I think the teenagers are more excited than their dad.
No, the lawn did not get cut.
Your life is so unbelievably colorful.
We scrubbed the house, and my daughter made her First Holy Communion. We had a big-assed reception at the house, with Mexican food and margaritas.
It took 13 hours to clean the house. At the party, it took 13 minutes for the kids to trash the joint and crush potato chips into the rugs.
Good times.
The devastation you describe is not limited to your home. It's here, too.
And Anti Wife, I am glad you like my photos. I'd like to do a photo book one day.
Ha ha.
We have two boys. This sounds like heaven.
Water ballon fights, racing on the lawn tractors, driving mommy's truck all over the yard, playing in the stream, catching fireflies, bonfires in the fire pit on summer nights, riding their bikes into town for ice cream. Ain't boys the greatest?
I've thought about what you said the other day and I'm in. I have some ideas already about a fitness book. I will begin writing soon.
Send any readers my way that may have fitness questions. I will begin answering them either on the blog or directly to their e-mail. This will also help me to understand what people are looking for in changing their health, fitness and shape.
I've been thinking about this for awhile now. You are a good motivator (thought that was supposed to be my job!)and your vision allows you to simplfy things to small bite size issues. Thanks Buddy! ;-)
(And I also like the one of you & Pat in NYC).