Never mind that it is pink. A little blue and white spray paint will fix that problem.Now to rig up this fun ride. See the yellow car beside the pink one? Our neighbor saw what a great time the boys were having and donated his granddaughter's broken car to add to the fun.
Off they go!
Bryce would rather drive than be pulled. He is my ONLY child that will not throw caution to the wind and do anything too risky (smart boy).
Bryce does not have to live life on the edge like my other child that is being pulled behind the four-wheeler. By the way, the helmet is mandatory. Dad's rule!
I wasn't able to get a picture of the crashes but according to Brandon (the sometimes not so smart child) that is the best part. He would lean to one side to make the little car flip. Of course that always seemed to happen when Mom wasn't looking....hmmmm.You know, as I sit here remembering, dare devil Brandon is the son that slightly fractured his toe doing a cartwheel on my carpeted bedroom floor (he was so excited to finally get a cast-remember he is the sometimes not so smart child) while poor Bryce severely broke his wrist a few months ago while carefully swinging on a rope in the back yard. Go figure!
2 comments:
That is so sweet of him to think of his little brothers! I love to see children using their imaginations and playing outside (as long as it isn't too dangerous) instead of being glued in front of a tv or computer screen. You go boys! But be careful!!! :)
Yes, I agree. I would rather have them outside too but when they get too quiet, even at this age, I begin to look for them. No telling what the two younger ones will think of! Now that the weather is cooling off, well in the mid to upper 80's if you want to call that cool, they would rather be outside than inside.
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