Trying To Catch Up (July and August)

Alright...Nancy and I have been horrible at keeping our blog updated. Our camera broke down and I have not had the time to get it serviced. I have been taking random photos with my iPhone, but I have been horrible about downloading them onto my computer. I finally downloaded the pictures off of my iPhone and I will do my best to get all of you up to par.

During the summer Justin took swimming classes again hoping to get it down this year. Unfortunately, he did not...but Dylan enjoyed goofing around with his brother's swim goggles. These were taken around July 6th, 2009. Here is Justin posing for a picture at the mall playground. Our kids get their haircuts generally at a professional Korean hair salon. Both Justin and Dylan go to my hairstylist. Here is Dylan getting a haircut July 25th, 2009. He hates getting haircuts, but he is good and stays still. Here is a clip of Justin making paper snowflakes and Dylan just being mischievous cutting for the sake of cutting.

August 3rd, 2009...I took the boys on a Father and Sons trip up to the Bay Area to visit my family. On one of the days I took the boys to the California Academy of Sciences for an educational outing. Warning...taking 2 boys by yourself to a public place for the whole day can shorten your life by a year or two. Especially, if you are dumb enough like me to forget to bring a stroller for the kids to sit and rest when they get tired. I ended up carrying Dylan around with me for the latter half of the day. Most of the pictures are of Justin...Dylan wasn't in a photo taking mode that day. Here is Justin in front of the California Academy of Sciences. Here is Justin noticing a huge catfish while posing for a picture. Here is Justin posing outside in the garden area. The California Academy of Sciences has a garden on the roof of the building called the "Living Roof"...it is quite an amazing feat. Alright, I'm getting tired...so I will continue September and October on another night soon. I'll finish with this parting last shot of the view from my sister's balcony in South San Francisco. What a great view huh?