Riley learned that splashing in the water is FUN!
It became obvious today, that I have not one, but TWO water-loving boys.
OR maybe that should be THREE water-loving boys!! :o)
Sunday, June 21, 2009
2 boys + 1 pool = Happy Father's Day
This is how we primarily spent our Father's Day weekend. In the pool at Mema and Granddaddy's house.
Riley learned that splashing in the water is FUN!
It became obvious today, that I have not one, but TWO water-loving boys.
OR maybe that should be THREE water-loving boys!! :o)
Riley learned that splashing in the water is FUN!
It became obvious today, that I have not one, but TWO water-loving boys.
OR maybe that should be THREE water-loving boys!! :o)
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Awwww, how sweet! Sure looks like all 3 boys had lots of swim fun! Love, Pauline
Cute, cute, cute! Now I have to figure out a way to get Carter's grandparents to put in a pool. Riley is so cute in the pool - like he's a natural. And that leap of Travis's is just great!
Lindsey,
What beautiful pictures! I know how much Travis likes the pool, and am glad to see that you now have another little "water boy" in the making. Looks like you had a great day, and great weather. We have been having nothing but rain here in NJ, and it is getting so depressing.
Again, thanks for sharing the sweet pictures of your good looking boys!(Jay included)
Hugs to all,
Dale
Looks like everyone had a nice day in the water! Love the pictures. Take care, Debbie and Gary
Hi Lindsey, as i read this a poem came to my mind, our little boys are so precious;
Why God Made Little Boys
God made a world out of His Dreams
Of Wondrous mountains, oceans and streams
Prairies and plains and wooded land,
Then paused and thought,
I need someone to stand
On top of the mountains, to conquer the seas
Explore the plains and climb the trees
Someone to start out small and grow,
Sturdy, strong like a tree and so…
He created boys, full of spirit and fun,
To explore and conquer, to romp and run
With dirty faces, banged up chins
With courageous hearts and boyish grins.”
When He had completed the task He’d begun
He surely said,
That’s a job well done.”
Doris
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