and slides...
and swings...
and smiles!
Monday, November 29, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
A little clip of life in the DeClercq home
I could hear the giggling from the kitchen so I crept up to get some candid video. It is so fun to listen to him laugh!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
school spirit
The Booster Club surprised us this afternoon with a little something special for Garrett...
Is he not the cutest water polo fan EVER?? Ok, it's not the best picture ever, but you know he's cute.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
the Halloween debate has been settled
and here he is in all of his costume glory...
that's right, he works at Best Buy.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
As Halloween draws near, the great costume debate has been poked and prodded by my lovely wife and myself. We've briefly talked about the subject a few times, only to move on to more palatable discussions. Well, that might sound a little harsh, it's not like you're a sinner if you allow your kids to dress up. They'll probably go straight to Hell, but hey, its for candy. I kid!
I grew up going to fall festivals at church and trick-or-treating around the neighborhood. Then my parents went crazy with their extreme conservatism and we boycotted Halloween. Instead of a night around the neighborhood, we packed up and went to a hotel for the evening. I don't know if my parents planned for this side effect, but Halloween became to coolest holiday ever! We played in the pool, ran around like, um...kids on a sugar high in the sauna and steam room, spent hours going up and down the elevators, and, of course, watching cable TV. Ah, those were good days.
Laura's parents allowed her to dress up and trick-or-treat. No "hiding from the devil" in the Bostwick household.
But now that we have our little one, we must start making-AHHH!- grown up decisions. Do we dress up our little Garrett and risk people thinking we dabble in witchcraft? Or do we sideline him from all the fun? Oh, decisions!*
We'll keep you posted as we figure this issue out. Until then, we will celebrate the fall. Here are some precious photos of our precious son!
*No feelings were meant to be harmed in the making of this post.
I grew up going to fall festivals at church and trick-or-treating around the neighborhood. Then my parents went crazy with their extreme conservatism and we boycotted Halloween. Instead of a night around the neighborhood, we packed up and went to a hotel for the evening. I don't know if my parents planned for this side effect, but Halloween became to coolest holiday ever! We played in the pool, ran around like, um...kids on a sugar high in the sauna and steam room, spent hours going up and down the elevators, and, of course, watching cable TV. Ah, those were good days.
Laura's parents allowed her to dress up and trick-or-treat. No "hiding from the devil" in the Bostwick household.
But now that we have our little one, we must start making-AHHH!- grown up decisions. Do we dress up our little Garrett and risk people thinking we dabble in witchcraft? Or do we sideline him from all the fun? Oh, decisions!*
We'll keep you posted as we figure this issue out. Until then, we will celebrate the fall. Here are some precious photos of our precious son!
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Your attention please
I interrupt all this cuteness to inform you that I will no longer clutter this blog with book reviews. But don't dismay, you can still catch all of my insightful comments here: http://saturdaymorningpeople.wordpress.com/.
Saturday Morning People is my new Wordpress blog dedicated to reviewing books. I'd love it if you would head over there, add it as a favorite and frequently visit. You should also participate, too. It's going to be great fun.
See ya there!
-Adam
Saturday Morning People is my new Wordpress blog dedicated to reviewing books. I'd love it if you would head over there, add it as a favorite and frequently visit. You should also participate, too. It's going to be great fun.
See ya there!
-Adam
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