Thomas is now 13 and growing up to be a fine young man of strong moral character.
I guess when it is 100 degrees all week at scout camp, you drink a lot of water. (6-2008)
Thomas and some of the scouts from his troop. (6-2008)
Learning how to not be shy while on stage. Priceless! (5-2008)
Paintball with the fellas. What a fun birthday party for Thomas! (4-2008)
Turning 13 and joining the ranks of the teenagers...yikes! (4-2008)
Remember, if it's close to the hole...it's a gimme! (4-2008)
Thomas earned Jr. Honor Society status for academic excellence. (5-2008)
Thomas and his cousin Brandon wearing the hats dad brought back from China (3-2008)
Thomas at his court of honor - He has earned the rank of Star and is progressing quite nicely towards his Eagle rank. (4-2008)
Actually there are 3 monkeys in this photo. Can you spot them? Ha Ha :) Amy took the kids to Seaworld and this was one of the animal shows. (3-2008)
The Bermuda grass in Winter sure isn't pretty. Unlike the lush green soccer fields that the kids would play on when we lived in Michigan. But being able to play outside during Winter sure is a treat. (1-2008)
I guess when it is 100 degrees all week at scout camp, you drink a lot of water. (6-2008)
Thomas and some of the scouts from his troop. (6-2008)
Learning how to not be shy while on stage. Priceless! (5-2008)
Paintball with the fellas. What a fun birthday party for Thomas! (4-2008)
Turning 13 and joining the ranks of the teenagers...yikes! (4-2008)
Remember, if it's close to the hole...it's a gimme! (4-2008)
Thomas earned Jr. Honor Society status for academic excellence. (5-2008)
Thomas and his cousin Brandon wearing the hats dad brought back from China (3-2008)
Thomas at his court of honor - He has earned the rank of Star and is progressing quite nicely towards his Eagle rank. (4-2008)
Actually there are 3 monkeys in this photo. Can you spot them? Ha Ha :) Amy took the kids to Seaworld and this was one of the animal shows. (3-2008)The Bermuda grass in Winter sure isn't pretty. Unlike the lush green soccer fields that the kids would play on when we lived in Michigan. But being able to play outside during Winter sure is a treat. (1-2008)
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