Living the dream!

     Our paver project is pretty much done and now I've got to crack the whip for the next project, either new shutters or the back fence redo. Today Greg has plans to clean out the motorcycle's carburetor. We've been on a few rides over the past few weeks and the carburetor is definitely not running smoothly. There's probably a clog somewhere that's limiting the fuel flow. I'm sure Greg will have it fixed and running smoothly again soon. I sure do love our bike rides!

     Greg made some amazing Barria tacos last weekend and our hispanic friends joined us to give their vote on whether they were good or not. I think they passed and Charlie never tires of hanging out with their cute boys.

Cute baby Joaquin, Charlie and Julius.

     And if you didn't hear, Isaac bought himself a Chevy Camaro this week. It's a 2013 v-6 with just over 103,000 miles. It's got a standard transmission, which was on his wish list so he's living his best life. I may, or may not, be living vicariously through him at the moment. He's lucky I'm letting him drive it at all. There's a good chance I'll be trading him cars on the regular. Super fun ride and what other senior at his high school has a cool car that they're actually paying for themselves, my guess is 0!

It's dark blue if you can't tell from the photo.

Heading home.

     We weren't two miles out before he had a car beside him revving their engine and challenging him to a race, ha ha. Good stuff. He's a good driver and we'll be reminding him regularly not to drive like a hot-rod d-bag! 

      And believe it or not we're headed into our 5th week of school! Lets hope none of my kids get sent home but the high school is near their limit of Covid cases so we might see a glitch for the older boys soon. Such an interesting world we're living in! Salt Lake nearly blew away, California and Oregon are on fire! Send Jesus!!