Whenever my dad works on a project he always puts a 110% into whatever he's working on. There is no such thing as doing something the lazy way with my dad. You can always tell when dad's happy with his work when he states "I think it looks good, what do you think?" That's when he's proud of his accomplishment, but doesn't want to brag, so he is hoping for positive feedback. When he's completed the project and has completely out done himself then you'll hear him say, "Well, I just knocked that one outta the park." This is because he knows he's done a great job and is so proud of what he's accomplished. If you know my dad he's a hard worker and is very creative. So, for my sissy's room, Dad came up with the theme and put it into action. Pictures are below and I think you will all agree with me when I say, "My dad knocked this one outta the park." For those of you that don't know yet, my sissy's first name is going to be Reesing (middle name still to be determined). Check out the pictures and let us know what you think.
Two walls after first coat of pink.
Same wall after adding the Jayhawk. I don't think Reesing is going to have a choice in whether or not she's a Jayhawk fan. From the early start my sister will have her big Jayhawk friend looking over her. Hopefully she won't think the large bird is trying to eat her!
Two walls where the grey and pink walls meet.
Same walls after the Jayhawk was added.
Reesing already claiming her space.
We're working on the closet next. Mom actually mapped out the design of the closet for dad and he's going to put the plan into action. That's on the agenda for later this week.
Dad installed a new fan and light today, so we've got the closet left to go and we'll have it done. Then mom can begin filling it with lots of pink clothes! Yea! The countdown begins ~ 27 more days until sissy's due date.
Ghouls & Goblins beware....it's Halloween, a full moon and my sister's first time trick or treating. Have a safe and Spooktacular Halloween everyone! Happy 1st Halloween to my baby sister Reesing!
babies in disguise as the great pumpkin and...
Dad and I checking the equipment.
In awe of my little sister.
Proud pappa and big brother.
A nice big mark on the face just in time for baby sister's arrival on Monday. Why does it always happen the same time when pictures/special events are happening. Anyways, for those of you who don't already know my mom is being induced on this upcoming Monday at 7:30 a.m., so my little sister should be here by early Monday afternoon. I'm so excited to welcome her to the family (and quickly lay down some little sister ground rules ;))!
Same wall after adding the Jayhawk. I don't think Reesing is going to have a choice in whether or not she's a Jayhawk fan. From the early start my sister will have her big Jayhawk friend looking over her. Hopefully she won't think the large bird is trying to eat her!
Two walls where the grey and pink walls meet.
We're working on the closet next. Mom actually mapped out the design of the closet for dad and he's going to put the plan into action. That's on the agenda for later this week.
I really had no interest in the chaos of the carnival. The circus groupies looked scary and there was a lot of commotion. We did stroll through the madness and check it out. I got the bird's eye view from atop my dad's shoulders.
Dad and I got to look at some of the tractors up close. This Moline was one of my favorites.
We first met this cow. He was a very nice cow and I was very interesting in getting to know him a little better. 
No such luck. This cow was keeping his distance.
More cows.
You can find these things called "cow patties" everywhere. It's like a treasure hunt, just not so much of a treasure.
As you can see, Tracy's cow is named "Milky Way" and Brett's is named "Bud".
Here is a picture of Milky Way and Bud. We were unable to take a picture of Travis' cow. Maybe next time. Anyways, we had a great evening and got to see lots of great things. I was a lot of fun.
