June 16, 2006
The kids and I were gone on Father's day this year and my sweet hubby had to spend the day alone, but not completely (thanks Tyler and Jackie!). While in Idaho staying with my sister we made a package for Daddy to send through the mail. I interviewed the kids about their dad and since I ran across the letter with their responses I thought I'd post the interview before tossing the paper. You all remember my "filing" system right? :)
From and interview with Parker and Lexi on June 10th, 2008.
HOW TALL IS DADDY?
Parker - ten oh eight
Lexi - thirty feet
WHAT COLOR ARE DADDY'S EYES?
Parker - white blue I think
Lexi - Dark Blue
WHAT DOES DADDY DO FOR WORK?
Parker - He works on his computer.
Lexi - He works on the computer and finds out numbers.
WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE THING TO DO WITH DADDY?
Parker - Play baseball at the park.
Lexi - Play soccer at the park.
HOW MUCH DOES DADDY WEIGH?
Parker - ten pounds I guess
Lexi - twenty point one
WHAT DOES DADDY LIKE TO DO FOR FUN?
Parker - Play games
Lexi - Play with his kids outside
WHAT KIND OF MUSIC DOES DADDY LISTEN TO?
Parker - His kind of music
Lexi - Elvis and Dad's work music and the 90's music.
WHAT IS DADDY'S FAVORITE TV SHOW?
Lexi - News
WHAT IS DADDY'S FAVORITE DINNER?
Parker - Mashed potatoes I guess
Lexi - The big pot of something that his grandma used to make when he was a kid. (gumbo)
WHAT DOES DADDY LIKE TO DO ON SATURDAY?
Parker - Take us to the park and watch baseball with me.
Lexi - Clean the house and play with us at sunset.
HOW MUCH DOES DADDY LOVE YOU?
Parker - A hundred dollars
Lexi - Everything in the whole world.
HOW DO YOU KNOW DADDY LOVES MOMMA?
Parker - Because I hear his say it and you guys kiss.
Lexi - Because you guys are married.
Just threw that one in today for fun. :)


It was my turn to be in charge of the annual family outing and it has traditionally be a campout. There are few pansies in the family who don't like camping (ahem...you know who you are) and I was in the mood for compromise. So this year I scheduled a weekend in the Cannonville, UT KOA right outside of Bryce Canyon. Most of us took the pansy road and stayed in cute little cabins or an RV, but my sister Alena and her family represented and roughed it in a tent.








One of these days she is going to visit me here in AZ. Maybe I'll have her bring her camera with her for updates. Thanks Katie for capturing the kids' personalities beautifully. Staying at your house makes me wonder why you and I live so far away from each other.