Shortly after Nick finished school, the two of them headed south for family visits. At Fayling's new house, the pool kept the kids entertained between thunderstorms. An inflatable flamingo died a horrible death at the hands of the older boys, so enter the new giant inflatable Toucan. There was also a new Xbox game called Kinect Party. It kept the kiddos active as they got to be Godzilla attacking a city, jumping from spot to spot to avoid the hot lava floor, dancing around as skeletons that had been struck by lighting, and kicking and punching to pop all the balloons (the video game, not in the pool). It's a great game, highly recommended. Nick got a horrible sunburn the first day in the pool, so that put a kabash on the rest of the activities. Plan B was lots of TV, and it's clear that Nick has a lot of his mom and aunt in him with his preference for murder mysteries and new love of Ghost Adventures. We also got to stay for Seth's 13th birthday. We haven't missed one yet for Seth. That night the kids had a great time flying their whistle copters in the yard. A short jaunt to Alabama to visit Grandmama and Grandad preceded the Atlanta stop, where they saw Noccalula Falls for a day.Nick's taste buds have expanded. He's ordering new items at Taco Bell, now favoring the Quesarito, and he likes Tobasco sauce on everything. Chipotle burritos are always welcome as well. A Subway visit is now always a footlong, with his expanded appetite, egg-white subs at the moment.
He wandered out and saw Brandi watching a video on YouTube about makeup application. The subject was a cross-dresser. Nick noticed, "She's cute." Once Brandi pointed out the person in the video was a man, a long pause was followed by, "What the f*@#!" Appropriate use and timing, even if not ideal.
Pics here.
Jason
