Caleb and Anderson came home from the County Fair with "Mutton Busting" ribbons. What is mutton busting? It is similar to bull riding, but instead of a bull, you ride sheep. Check out this awesome video of fearless Caleb bustin' some mutton:
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
First Day of School: 2011
School has started, and the boys have both adapted really well.
My boys have such different personalities: Anderson focused all his energy on starting Second Grade; for weeks beforehand, he was thinking about it, talking about it, and full of "what if" scenarios. Caleb approached his first day of Kindergarten like he approaches most new things: no worrying, and an easy-going attitude. He just walked into his classroom without a look behind him.
I know in life that Anderson will always think things through and be prepared. I know that Caleb will never stress whether he is prepared or not. Both are great qualities.
Back By Popular Demand
The first child in any family has a life documented by hundreds of photos. A third child: not so much. Clark looks so much like his brothers did as babies; when he is older, we will lie and say those other baby photos are really his. Tee Hee... just kidding. Here are some more pictures of Clark. It really is Clark, I promise.
Big Yawn!
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