On day two with the boys we got out for the day and went to
Roaring River State Park in Missouri. We wanted to see a new site and throw a few rocks in a new river. As you will see in the photos below, Roaring River Stake Park doesn't seem to have a "roaring river". It's got a great fishing stream to walk and play in. We spent time in and around the water doing what boys love to do. Day two was a great day for us boys. We needed this time together!
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| Throwing rocks. What more do you need to say. Boys love throwing rocks in rivers. |
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| We hiked up the river since it was pretty shallow. As usual, Porter led the way to danger. I worry about hospital bills with Mr. Porter. If there's a thrill, he will seek it. |
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| Here's superman and the crew. As you can see, Caden is a bit wet from his falls into the river. Caden is a curious little boy. He loved the beauty of the surroundings so much, yet struggled to focus on placing one foot in front of the other. I worry about math class with superman here. The beauty of the scenery outside the classroom window will be more important than 2+2. I should know. He gets his distracted, daydream nature from good ole dad. |
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| I couldn't resist another picture of protector Luke. He has been an extra parent this week making sure his brothers stay safe and that dad doesn't get anyone hurt. He's a great helper but again... ulcers! ;) |
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| Evidence that a father was present. So I read my captions above am noting the worries listed and am prepared for ulcers of my own. So you see a genetic connection between dad and the two oldest boys: Worrier Luke = Yup that's me. Distracted by sights, sounds, nature Caden = Yup, I was a wandering minded kid. Adventurous, Danger seeker Porter = No idea... we think there was a mix-up at the hospital because he has the most risk-averse set of parents the world as ever seen! |
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