This week the boy took a big step into the fray that is called golf. I say fray because some men (I’m looking at you daddy) can become obsessed with it. As those men will tell you, once the game has you..it has you. Off we went to GolfU, for 10 weeks of lessons. The …
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End of Summer
Sadly, our summer is coming to a close. We spent ours in our happy place surrounded by friends and family. There was plenty of paddle ball. Pop Pop showed his form off while daddy taught the little guy the ropes And we may have broken a few paddles. Miniature golf is a big thing in …
4th Grader
This week, Zachary started 4th Grade. It’s hard to imagine that this was a little boy eager for kindergarten a few short years ago. I miss those days sometimes. But at the same time, I cherish these moment. I love the talks we have when he arrives home to tell me about his day. Some …
Odd N Ends
On Wednesday, we headed to the local farmer market. Despite the rain, we walked our way through various venders. The boy sampled a donut and gave it two thumbs up. Football season is upon us. Hope springs eternal. After a really rough season last year, we Trojans can only hope the changes made in the …
Cape May
We’re Back
Tourney
We celebrated afterward with family and friends. Our village, who devoted their time and energy to make this day special. We started this project as a dream. Last year, there were 7 teams. We struggled this year getting traction. But boy did we ever finish strong. I know, Larry would have loved it.
Hall of Fame
Gotcha Day
My how time flies! It seems like a forever since we went to Korea to pick up the little guy. Those were anxious days. The not knowing was tough. How would a 13 month old receive us? What would our lives become? How do we become a family? So many questions with no known answers. …
Uncle Larry
This weekend, we are hosting our 2nd Annual Three on Three Tournament to raise funds for Larry’s scholarship. As they say, it takes a village. Unfortunately, we started this journey losing important parts of the village. A superintendent that moved on, an AD that retired, and a young coach that quit. Basically, the school is …