Shout out to N.O.

Here's a classic. Lee's birthday is right around the corner so I offer you this picture from his birthday a few years ago. This was taken in New Orleans at Lucky Cheng's which is a yummy Chinese restaurant staffed by transvestites. I told him all of that before we went out except the little part about the transvestites. What a lovely evening! The "ladies" treated Lee to a special piece of birthday cake. And of course we got to see a great dinner show as they paraded up and down the center of the restaurant in ball gowns lip-synching (spelling??) to great music. He swears he'll pay me back for this but so far so good... I sure hope Lucky's wasn't damaged in the hurricane. Jen

Warning! This is a sad post...

It's been nearly a year since we had to put precious Bailey down. I came across this picture as I was looking for something to post for a "what the heck" installment. Bailey was a great dog. We joked that he lived fast and died young. He rarely sat still, except to cuddle in your lap. He just did whatever whenever however, like peeing in the snow. He didn't care. Thinking of him makes me want another dog, but then I think, not just another dog, I want another Bailey. :( Jen

Booty call

Hutch made his DBM and since a bath was imminent I left him bare bottomed for a bit. It's just so fun to run around with nakie-bottom! Here he's requesting more macaroni and cheese. We grilled hot dogs for dinner and he ate TWO WHOLE hot dogs (sans buns of course, but with ketchup). I got some other pictures of Lee feeding him huge scoops of mac and cheese from the serving spoon but they might get us for child porn since there's some frontal action in those shots.

Swimming in September

Lee didn't want to include pictures of himself....he's so modest. Anyway, his mom, Rhoda, was here this weekend and took some grand photos of the boys at the pool yesterday.

Nice chalker, dude.....

So in yet another installment of "What the heck", we come to a chalker. As you can see, this is a late 90's model, well worn, with a 100 lb capacity. The dice are there for a bit of style, because one does want a hint of color with their chalker. This was taken in 2000 in the parking lot of some country club in Cincinnati, OH. From this photo, one might think that the person working the chalker knew what they were doing......... Think again..........

Holy Cow!!!!!