Celebrating our nation’s 237th Birthday, we visited Sand Lake, MI for their annual Sand Lake Days festival. Their festval takes place around the Fourth of July every year. We watched the village’s small-town charm come to life during their annual Fourth of July Parade. After the parade we spent some time […]
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Baseball card collecting has been a popular pass time for nearly as long as the sport itself has been around. Wouldn’t it be cool if you too could be featured on a baseball card? Here is my attempt to create some baseball cards using Zachary as my guinea pig. Let […]
On a warm night in late June, we journeyed on a Zachless trip to Grand Haven (he was spending the night and Nani and Papa’s house). We did our usual Grand Haven routine including: Walk the boardwaik Eat ice cream Visit the Mackinaw Kite Company Play at Mulligan’s Hollow Park […]
Happy Father’s Day! Our family tradition of visiting Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park on Father’s Day continued this year. You really couldn’t ask for nicer weather as the sun broke free of the morning clouds paired with comfortable temperatures in the mid 70’s. If you’ve never been to their […]
On the last night of the baseball season, Zachary did the impossible…an in-the-park home run! The team was way behind and already had two outs against them. With two runners in play, Zachary stepped up to the plate. Facing a full count against him, Zach took one last mighty swing. […]
The beginning of the 2013 Baseball Season is upon us. This year Zachary is playing on the Screen Ideas Team in the AA Division of Grand Rapids’ Northern Little League. Zachary had a fabulous first game. He batted several runners home and even scored the winning run. At the end […]
The Easter Basket has hopped by good old Lake Michigan Drive leaving behind baskets of spring fun and eggs galore. There should be some happy and sugar high children tomorrow morning.
After a couple weeks of work, here is Zachary’s pioneer house for his school project. The house even includes a working fireplace (LED of course…schools seem to frown upon projects that feature real fire). A special word of thanks goes to all those who helped.
