Uncle Stephen has nicknamed me Smeiler Weiler. That's pretty much all I do, other than being held.
And this was Smeiler's (my) first time in a swing! Hallelujah! I think I'm gonna like those roller coasters Hayes speaks so fondly of some day, too.
We went to the zoo. It was nuts. Every school in Denver was on a fieldtrip that day. Personally, I think these children should either 1. be at school learning something or 2. have something productive to focus on while at the zoo. Merely running around, bumping into infants, screaming, being crazy is not in the Weiler School of Higher Learning. Get a worksheet, kids. Read the signs. Learn something. Like I learned that you can tell a sea lion from a seal by external ears. Do any of those rugrat roustabouts know that? I think not.
Sometimes is so super cool being the little brother, and youngest cousing (for a few more months). I get to watch some of the coolest things kids are doing these days. My bro and Leo SHREDDED!!!!! This was so super amazing.
Leo invited Hayes to his bike class! Let's rock it with Coach Albert!!
At the starting line...
(Hayes far left, Leo next to him in the gray helmet with yellow caution tape.)
(Hayes far left, Leo next to him in the gray helmet with yellow caution tape.)
And then they head to the indoor course. It was rockin'! And raining outside so it's always good to give those boys something to do to burn some energy. There's Hayes on his bike, even though Coach asked them all to leave their bikes and help clean up the cones they were kicking while riding. Leo is following directions walking on the blue ramp.
Holy Canoli, that SMILE!!! Straight through the heart! What a cutie. And that bike place looks AWESOME! Can grown ups go???
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