Saturday, July 16, 2011

Middle-Aged Mormon Man

You all have to check out this blog. It is pretty funny without being irreverent. I have read a few posts that lead me to believe that Fred might be the author. I know Derek will particularly enjoy the "Misquoting the Savior" blog post.
http://middle-agedmormonman.blogspot.com/

Monday, June 20, 2011

Khan Academy

Thanks to Papa Fred for suggesting this website! All three boys can't wait to get through chores to practice math!

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Adam breaks 4 decades

I always have interesting thoughts around father's day, because I remember my first father's day. Mom was still in hospital with our new son and she told me that she had bought me a new pair of levis for my first father's day. I was so proud to be a father and so inthralled with a new son. It was a major day. Happy Birthday Adam. Thanks for being my son. How in the world did 41 years go by so fast? Love dad

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Monday, June 6, 2011

Another One Down!



I'm now done with another phase of my life! I finally taught Mia how to ride her bike without training wheels. We tried last summer, but it didn't work out so well. Today, it went great! She just needed some alone time with Dad and no brother's around (they're visiting Grandma and Grandpa Stewart this week). Her smile says it all!

A REALLY Talented Weaver!

I'm not sure how well this video has transferred. I can't seem to get it to work well. This is a 30 second clip of my son Preston doing a solo as part of his choir group from school. I was so impressed with him. This is something that I could never even imagine doing. My personal opinion is that he rocked it! Alyson and me were very proud parents. This is a song from Wicked and he hammed it up!

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Another Father and Son Domination!



Connor and I did another triathlon on Friday night. I took 3rd overall, 1st in the "old men" group while Connor took 6th overall and 1st in the 1-19 age group! Connor had THE fastest overall run and was only 1:40 behind me! It sure was fun racing with my son! At the turn-around of the run I saw Connor and he gave me a high five and said, "I'm coming after you!" Nothing like running scared that your 15 year old son is coming behind you!