This morning before Mommy woke up baby Piper and Daddy spent some time finding our hands. I think we pretty well know where they are now. Maybe tomorrow morning we’ll look for our feet. 
What a GREAT day! The first snowfall of 2010; Mommy, Daddy, Liam, and Piper all home to enjoy it. Scootter and Page joined us for some fun in the snow. We took turns shooshing each other down the driveway on the sled. I can’t think of a better way to ring in the new year. Lots of pics over on the photos page. Check ‘em out! http://perryfamily.smugmug.com/2010/Snow-Day/
Check out that Superman leap from the diving board! This was the pool party on Sunday for all the kids from Vacation Bible School. A big thanks to Mrs. Kristen and all the volunteers that made FUMC VBS a hit! And thanks to the Murray Country Club for hosting our party. There was pizza and swimming for all and everyone had a great time. Can’t wait for VBS next year!
Saturday was Murray Parks’ annual event “Hooked on Fishing not on Drugs.” It’s a free fishing event at Imes’ Farm. There’s plenty of free snacks and food, the kids get a free t-shirt and (really nice) tackle box. Several of the FLW fishing pros brought their boats and signed autographs. (Liam’s favorite was the “Pop-Tarts boat.”) Ducks Unlimited even set up a compound bow archery range for kids. I think we spent most of our time there. Looks like lil’ Robin Hood’s gonna need his own bow.
Liam caught 3 fish on his own (look closely at the picture) and the only sad part of the day was that Granddad wasn’t there to fish with him. Daddy tried to be a good fishin’ buddy, but when it comes to fishing there’s just no substitute for Granddad.
Check out all the photos on our photo page.
Those of you that “take a paper” as my grandmother would say, check the front page of Monday’s Murray Ledger & Times for 2.0’s full-page debut. We were at the Murray City pool on opening day and a news photographer snapped him up. I’ll agree, it’s a great picture, but the one’s of him on the diving board are even better!
You should’ve seen the line for the diving board. About 15 kids, aged 12-20 lined up to take their Greg Louganis, and in the middle of them all was a 3-year-old, beaming a smile from ear to ear. “Daddy, I’m jumping like the BIG BOYS!” Way to go, kiddo. Way to go.
For the full news article, visit The Murray Ledger & Times website.
