Aaron on Walkabout

Aaron had a great weekend flyfishing and enjoying God's beauty in West Yellowstone with a few of the greatest men of the Willy clan and a couple buddies.

It's Impossible

...to pick just one favorite thing about this picture.
Corbin in his Buzz jammies in the middle of the day, the Dennis the Menace rooster tail that stubbornly sticks up off the back of his head lately, or that he has Buzz tied to a magnet wand from a fishing puzzle so he can fish him over the edge of the sofa, while semi-distracted because he is watching Buzz on the tv.

Just yesterday he was Woody, and kept busy balancing about 20 plastic horses in a line along the edge of the sofa, while watching Spirit (his favorite movie right now. He sings along and it is the cutest thing in the world).

I could sit and just watch him play for hours.
Having a boy is so much fun.

Corbin and Cole

Corbin loves his little friends. He talks about Ray-Ree (Reagan) and Cole all day, every day.
The other day was Cole's birthday, and I couldn't resist snapping a few pictures of Corbin and his best little buddy playing barefoot in the street with sticks and rocks. They are both all boy and they love playing (getting into trouble) together.
I was 30 seconds late on the picture taking to catch the hug. It was more of a wrestle than a hug, anyway.

How adorable (naughty) are these little boys?! Seriously, seeing this picture actually causes me to ache for twins. They play so well together.

"I solemnly swear I am up to no good..."

Playtime should always involve grunting and smashing of things.

The He-Man Woman Hater's Club

I replaced the batteries in my camera. Oh boy, prepare for photo overload this weekend.
Is it just me, or does Corbin not look like a "baby" in this picture.
I did not approve that.

Aaron just left to take Corbin to the annual Father and Son Campout. They aren't planning to sleep over, but it was cute to see the car packed with a camping chair for Aaron and a tiny one for Corbin.

I see a family camping trip in the very near future. The girls were in absolute hysterics when the boys left, tonight. They do NOT like being left out and the idea of a "girls night with mom" was so uninteresting to them, they chose misery and went to bed to cry themselves to sleep.
It was a little dramatic.

While I am sad that my daughters do not know yet what an incredibly fun mother they have, I am happy that Baby Guy got a night out alone with his Daddy.

As for the girls...they'll figure it out soon enough ;)