My People

Buster and I have now made two trips out to Cle Elum to visit with the kids. During our last visit we went to Max & Hope's school. Cle Elum, sounds like a mouth disease. . . "she was a wonderful woman but later in life suffered from an awful case of Cle Elum". Cle Elum Roslyn Elementary School, nice school and the kids seem to like it. We visited both of their class rooms and met with the student teacher in Hope's classroom. I'd like to get in the loop of what's going on with them academically. I will call the office this week and speak with both of their teachers. Let the teachers know that their new students have a father who cares about his children and wants to be informed.


My darling daughter Hope Elizabeth. Teeth missing like a piece of my heart


These next 4 shots were taken at the school. While the weather was warmer in Seattle on the other side of the mountains in East Buttfuck there was snow on the ground. We took this photo 4 times to make sure we got the effect Max was after. He said it was raining snow. I'm not sure. . . but isn't that called snowing. I did not correct him.


Buster in a rare smiling photo. He is officially in his brooding teenage snarling phase. Showing off his new CD player. Wish I could afford to get him an iPod, but he is appreciative of what I can give him. He is a wonderful young man, and I'm a lucky guy to have him in my life.


Hope playing hopscotch behind the school on the playground. I shot some nice video of the kids playing in the snow.


Liam out of Dipers!!! I told him, "I don't have a change of clothes, so if you need to go. . LET ME KNOW". This makes me very happy, I was wondering when Moira was going to loose the pull ups and make the jump to big boy underwear. Good for them both!