one day last week christy came to homer’s & asked me to go to the park with her and the kids. my shift was almost over so i said “sure!” i’ve known christy since she was a teenager, and now she’s married and a mother of two. i’m kinda like a dutch uncle with ben (her oldest). when christy showed me this picture of ben throwing rocks in the lake, i knew i’d seen this image before. the only things missing were fishing poles and a whistling tune.
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Now that is a sweet picture, next time take a fishing pole. Can’t believe that baby is now a little boy walking around exploring the world!
I have a great memory of a boy and a father skipping rocks on a lake in the mountains of Green Valley Lake, I think it was called.
yep, we skipped a lot of rocks dad! do you remember when i thought i found gold? haha!