Buckeye Maker
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Jack was asked to bring something to school that is a holiday tradition. The Ohio Sate- Michigan game is our tradition.
Jack was asked to bring something to school that is a holiday tradition. The Ohio Sate- Michigan game is our tradition.
Jack takes off the training wheels and is let loose.
Gabby broke her leg that day and still made it.
Jack loved his first day. Check flickr for the complete photo series.
(L-R) Top row: Ursala, Jack, Reese, Middle row: Jada, Lela, Eliza, Julia, Peyton, Nia, Bottom Row; Jackson, Nico, Arial, Matthew, and Michael
Jack is ready to kayak the Nissequogue River
The whole gang makes it out for the ballgame sporting our Pittsburgh Pirate regalia.
During our annual Braves-Bucco game, Jack runs the bases (in left field) at Turner Field
Jack's US soccer kit arrived yesterday and we broke out the 2006 World Cup Champion Italian Kit that Uncle Enrico sent. We are ready.
The big finale. "Alvin, Theodore and Simon" otherwise known as Michael, Jack, and Jackson prepare to ride the steepest incline in the world to the top of Lookout Mountain. What a fun, action-packed day.
The boys get ready to hit it at Ruby Falls, a cave and waterfall the equivalent of 26 floors under ground.
Jack easily makes it through Fat Man's Squeeze and commented proudly on how skinny he was. Pregnant Miss LaToya, on the other hand, had a little more difficulty.
Dad said Jack couldn't come home without a See Rock City birdhouse. He wasn't expecting such special birdies to accompany it.
A little GSU help in reminding us what states you can see from atop Lookout Mountain. Could we REALLY see all these states? Wow!
Jack's at the top of the world! A spectacular view from atop Rock City. Now, what states can we see?
After weeks of planning, we made it to Tennessee!
Pre-K Field Trip to Tennessee. The Soccerdiles showing off their stuff as we wait to go in to hike Rock City. We missed Julia!
Jack - 14, Dad 10. Dad was on the ground a lot during our first snow football game.
The Oysters from Fischer Island were a huge hit. We ate 150! Terrance was the master schucker.
A surpise visit from Aunt Julie and a wonderful party planned by Terrance
Jack and Dad ran Mona the dolphin through a couple of drills.
The presence of a longhorn football in the photo in no way reflects the allegiances of the child, dolphin, or blogger.
We reached the southern tip of the US. Dad didn't want to wait in line so we took our picture on the backside of the monument. Still works!
Testing out the rods on the Summerland Key bridge. Our rods weren't quite big enough to reach water so we chose to venture home and fish off the dock instead.
Heard that there is an eel living under our dock -- but we still haven't seen it and Fisherman Jack wasn't able to entice it out with his special "Cars" rod and fancy shrimp.