I thought I'd give you a glimpse - through pictures - into my past week.
Last weekend, my family and I went to the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City Utah. This has been a tradition for me since I was eight years old. So, for about 15 years. Give or take a decade. Or three.
We took Kid C and his cousin Necie to Les Mis. Got them tickets on the front row. Here's how excited they were:
If there's ever an appropriate time to call your kids "brats"... |
Every year, on the friday morning of our festival visit, we play tennis. The games are epic, although my partner was more interested in playing against his own shadow than against our opponents.
My nephew wanted a real sword from the festival, so he appealed to my mom, who of course bought him one. My sister bought him a bow and arrow for christmas. For his birthday, I guess there's nothing left to get him but a handgun.
Here he is, knighting my other nephew.
Pic taken seconds before he lopped Asher's head off |
Other children are coloring pictures of Jesus. Kid B made his own XBox game console. |
Then he proceeded to shake it at the people sitting in the bench behind us, all the while barking loudly.
Why do I suddenly think church is fun?
Last night, I was lying (laying?) on the grass. Kid B saw me, and immediately ran inside the house. He emerged a few minutes later with three blankets and two pillows.
We stayed until the stars came out.
What's your week been like?
How thoughtful of Kid B to get you blankets and pillows! That would've been so fun to lay out on the grass.
ReplyDeleteIt was so much fun to see you in Cedar City. I've been dragging my husband (not really, he actually loves it, too) for three years now. It was my stepson's first time, and he has declared that this is now a tradition and we must go every year.
ReplyDeleteLove this post Brod! Saw Erin yesterday and she told me about your trip to the festival. Yes, Les Mis would put you in torrents of tears. Sending hugs. And remind me to tell you about my run up the canyon a couple weeks ago. I almost texted you b/c I swear I saw your Dad, biking. He was the only biker that smiled at me. Any chance you think he'd be biking Millcreek these days? And Kid B's bed under the stars? So sweet. Love you.
ReplyDeleteWe love the Cedar City Shakespeare festival! We haven't been able to go for the last several years, but we will again - next year, I hope.
ReplyDeleteFun post! Made me laugh.
looks like lots of fun!! I've always wanted to go to the festival.
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