Just like yesterday, the picture today was snapped by Joe. He took this shot during our ride home from school.
Driving too and from school, we pass many school buses. Sometimes, we count the number of school buses we see on our way to school. One morning, we counted all the way to 65. 65! That’s a great many school buses.
How many school buses did you pass today? Continue reading “Project 366: Day 26”
Yesterday, I had my camera with me in the car. I asked Joe if he wanted to take pictures on the way to school. He jumped at the chance. When I picked the boys up from school, I asked Joe if he wanted to take pictures on the way home from school. Again, he jumped at the chance.
That camera clicked so many times, and I had a wonderful time listening to him say, “Oh! Nice one!” At one point, he asked Charlie if he could take his picture. I heard Joe utter the words I say when I am taking their picture. “Charlie smile nicely. I want to see your teeth. Okay, say “Leslie”.”
What a fun ride.
When we got home I said, “Joe you could be a photographer when you get older.” He said, “No, I want to be a policeman.” Then he thought for a minute and said, “Actually, maybe I will be a photographer.”
Today’s picture was snapped by Joe. In fact, I’ll be sharing many of the pictures Joe snapped. He’s a natural. Continue reading “Project 366: Day 25”
This past weekend brought change. Major Minor change. (Rest assured, the boys did head to the pond in the afternoon, though no fish were caught.) As a result of the change, this is a Two for Tuesday photo segment.
Tired of battling the many and the major toy and Lego explosions, I sat down with Rob to see if we could come up with a plan to handle the mess. He and I agreed confining the toys in one room would be the best plan of action to contain future explosions.
We called the boys to the table to let them know what was happening. The news of having to share a room was very well received. In fact, the news of keeping the new ‘playroom’ clean was well received, too. Joe and Charlie agreed to clean the room twice a month on Fridays. This Friday is their first day on the job. The job is huge.
Godspeed, Boys.
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