Demolition Derby

Sorry about any blurriness. I can't even describe how hot it was on this day. The crowd was awesome...loud. It was a completely different atmosphere then here in Moscow. The best part of the Derby was when the National Guard tank came and crushed the cars over and over again. The music, the screaming and snow cones made everyone insane and wanting more. That and the direct sun beating down on everyone from above. Sunburn and all, it was the best 4th of July yet.

My Mom

This is My mom, Paula Frye. She sat by me as the boys whizzed by and we talked about how they have grown. She has gone through many trials in her life, including a long struggle and history with cancer. I am proud of her for continuing a journey of happiness.

Car Rides and Jo

This is Jo admiring the car ride, wishing he too was small enough to sit in the little hot rod. All three of the men in my life are huge car fans, and this ride was a big hit. Jo had a lot of fun on this day, there were a lot of first for him.

Wilder Rides

The boys making a run for it at the Wilder event during the 4th. No smiles, but I assure you they were having fun. Serious drivers I guess.

4th of July

During the 4th of July we were blessed with the ability to go and visit our family in Southern Idaho. The boys were able to see horses in the parade, along with an awesome firetruck. The we went to a small town event in Wilder, Idaho, where the boys were able to see their grandmother and play. Later that night we experience the very awesome Homedale Demolition Derby and fireworks. The trip was fun and interesting.