Saturday, July 26, 2008

Wesleys First Triathlon

Wesley ran his first Triathlon (kids) on Friday last week. And....

Swim -  25m

Bike - 165m 
 
 Run - 75m (he accidently ran 400m)
 
 1st place in his age group!!

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Day 3 - As a Bachelor

Lonely... :)

Wendy and the boys left on Monday for Oregon. We woke up at 4:30am to pack and send them off. Someone had smashed in the window on our SUV and stole the GPS unit. Bummer! So they drove with a plastic duck taped window the whole 600 miles.

Yesterday at 5:45 she (with her parents and all 3 boys) text'd me saying, "I am exhausted". I was here:

 
with two good friends playing golf at one of the most beautiful courses on the ocean in Half Moon Bay and in a completely peaceful state. The sun was setting... it was as close as you can get to bliss... So like any good husband I text'd her back saying, "I completely understand".
I miss them. I told her yesterday that I understand why retired folk appear to have their lives together; clean homes, peaceful state of existence, etc... because they do! After you have raised 3 kids, worked on staying close in your marriage, manage a demanding career and struggle to keep it all together and not go completely insane - then it's all over - all you have is time. 
This week with them gone the house is clean, I have time, I can think and it is extremely easy (albeit lonely). So bottom line I cannot wait to see them and enter back into my normal chaotic state... but not until another round of golf tomorrow night (Bodega Bay, CA - Dunes Course). Then I fly out to Oregon and drive home with them.

Monday, July 21, 2008

just dreaming...

Looks real nice about now.

Friday, July 18, 2008

Thomas and Nathan

Today was the last day of camp. It was crazy/rocker hair day.

Thomas (caught him at a bad moment - wasn't as pained as he looks)


















Nathan had a cute moment imitating us on the phone (very common occurance in our home);

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Have a cheerful day

Proverbs 17;

"22 A cheerful disposition is good for your health;
gloom and doom leave you bone-tired."