Sunday, January 24, 2010

Life Would Be So Boring Without Him

Quieter, but boring.

I was helping Abby upload some photos from her camera and I ran across these videos.  This first one is a little slow-starting, but notice their issue with the big wheel seat.  It will come into play later.


Daredevil 1 from Cathy B on Vimeo.

And now a little something called "No Seat?  No Problem!"


Daredevil 2 from Cathy B on Vimeo.

Then he moved on to this one.  The seat falls off this one, too, and he quickly abandoned it for the other two.


Daredevil 3 from Cathy B on Vimeo.

He did this for a couple of hours that day--and bore the marks to prove it.  Let's just say that if anyone were to check his backside, we might have found ourselves being investigated by Child Protective Services.

Here's a few more pics of his antics that day.  Sorry they're not the greatest quality, but I think you get the idea.



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I spend a fair amount driving around.  Piano lessons, choir, gymnastics, doctors appointments, etc.  And most of that time I have four kids in the back.


Yes, I was driving--a very lonely stretch of road in southern Lincoln County in Nebraska.  And I was trying to stay awake.

So, when I occasionally find myself in a vehicle with only half my crew, I'm often amazed at how much quieter it is.  But I should know that if Samuel is with me and it's quiet, I should be worried.



And yes, he does have glasses now.  Remember this?   Turns out that all that eye-crossing wasn't good.  That right eye was drifting in whenever he tried to change his focus from far away to up close.  Glasses could be a short-term thing for him, unless he develops other vision problems.  I've become and expert eyeglass adjuster--I fix them daily it seems.  We just got him some different ones that fit his face better.  That seems to be helping.
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It's been a long week--Noah's been sick this week and Jason was gone.  I was up a couple of nights with him without a break during they day.  But on a much more up-beat note, we just finished Week 17 of school.  We're officially half-way done!

1 comment:

thekroesches said...

Jon and I are laughing now, but we know we probably have this to look forward to soon!