A real view

Took the boys up to the Empire State Building for a nice long look at the city. Unreal view and they didn't throw anything off, amazing.

Heading to the "Big City"

Tyler, Alex, and I are heading to the big city of New York for a Yankees game. As you can see from the above photo, our trip is off to a slow start. Sitting on the runway right now, waiting for clearance to take off. Weather in NY is bad, so they are holding us here. Thanks goodness they gave us free snacks and cokes. We'll see how long that lasts.

Sunny Boy

Tyler trying to be all cool standing by the back door Friday evening.

Not Again!

Yup, made another trip to the ER yesterday. Alex took a spill on a buddy's motorized scooter coming down the driveway. A nasty case of road rash and three stitches. It never ends.

Rainy Day

Brady plays in the rain Tuesday June 12, as we finally got some relief from the hot weather. See below for more craziness.

Strange Weather

Tyler holds up some of the hail from a strom that passed through Tuesday June 12. Crazy weather, at least we got some rain.

Hail Yes it Rained

We finally got some relief from the weather Tuesday, June 12, as a good 15 mintue hail storm passed through the area. Of course Tyler, Alex, and Brady had to get in the mix. Luke was napping. Above, Alex doesn't let golf ball sized hail keep him from playing basketball. He finally quit after getting pelted one to many times. Knucklehead.

Destination Omaha

Took all four of the boys up to the fields tonight for bp, and photos. Forgot the light stands, so I had to "work" around things. Which meant having Brady hold the strobe. And if you've never used a four-year-old as an assistant, then you're missing something

Brothers in Baseball!

Tonight, for the first time, Tyler and Alex played on the same team. They we're playing a practice game against the machine pitch All-Star team. It was very cool to see the Tyler at first and Alex at second, really made me proud. I couldn't make a frame of them together, but I was able to convince them to pose once the pitching machine broke half way through the game.