Lazy evening stroll

Looking for some adventure one evening, we went for a stroll down Jordan Parkway next to the river which was situated alongside a golf course. We didn't make it all the way to the end, but had enough fun along the way to make it worthwhile.

B liked pulling on his Dad's ears while getting a free ride.


B must have pulled a little too hard, but he still thought it was pretty funny. He probably hasn't heard the saying...don't bite the hand that feeds you....


...or your free ride is over :)

Some of the time, B couldn't even wait to get to the water before throwing the rocks overboard. Landing in the bushes just didn't have the same effect as splashing in the water.

B needed a little assistance to get to the optimal throwing position. Dad was the 'harness' and I was the 'ammunition provider'. This was just too much fun for little B and if it wasn't for his Mom and Dad thinking we should move on to other things besides throwing rocks all evening, he probably could've stayed there for alot longer.


B likes being elevated. Pulling leaves off bushes just isn't the same as being lifted up high and grabbing them off of a tree.

Flying around like an airplane. Why not?

Checking out the wildlife in town.

Blowing on those dandelion flowers.

B grabbed a stick so I told him to go attack Dad.


Dad told him to attack his Mom...such a loving family.

Feeling that we should probably teach love with the violence, I told B to go give his Dad a hug.

...running....

...almost there....

...Dad with outstretched hands, waiting for the big hug....gets 'dissed' by his son!!



What a little teaser! Where does he learn this stuff??

Now it's Mom's turn for a hug. You think I'm actually going to get one??

Few Videos.

Stopped to throw some rocks into the water....but then had to return two more times with handfuls of rocks after the first round. For Brenden : Water + Rocks + Throwing =A Good Time

I think this was our 3rd attempt to get to the car, but B wouldn't hear any protests as he gathered and re-gathered as many rocks as his little hands could carry.