After a great morning of church and eating some McDonald's with my parents and Tim and JoAnn's family , Quaid and Sawyer observed the Lord's commandment to rest on the Lord's day. Logan and Scout had other plans for their mom and dad. In our side yard, I've been inventing games with the kids that involve hockey sticks, soccer balls and endless boundaries and goals. Today was Amber's turn. As I came outside to see where she and the kids had gone, I discovered Amber chasing Logan and Scout with a beach ball.
It did not take long for me to get involved in this game which involved Logan's lightsaber, someone pitching a beach ball, hitting the beach ball, and running all over the year trying not to get hit by the beach ball being thrown by the pitcher. Did you get all that?
Yesterday's afternoon highlight was riding with Logan (with Scout squished in the baby seat on my bike) to downtown Port Huron. Perhaps Logan's longest bike ride, we rode over 24 city blocks and then some. A highlight was sitting by the Military Street Bridge and watch it go up for the sailboats. Scout loved playing school with a statue of a girl in a little park by the Military Street Bridge. The weather was perfect. The memory was irreplaceable.
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