January 17, 2010

  • Saturday with a Gun

    I don’t know what you did on Saturday, but at my house, we had quite a day. I’d say it was not typical, but things like this happen often enough.

    We had a few guys sleep over, so they were there. Soon, EthG arrived to continue the process of putting Hunter’s car back together after they ripped it apart to replace the heater core. As of now, there is no antifreeze in it, but oh well. This is the dashboard. Yeah.

    Then, EthG pulled out his gun. He just got an airsoft bolt-action sniper rifle. And the weather was in the middle of a January thaw, so it was wonderful! 

    Here is the sniper with his trusty spotter, MarkJ.

    And now the spotter takes a turn.

    They made a big cardboard target.

    And they shared. I put this picture on Facebook and got a lot of Sarah Palin comments. I really had fun with it. I shot the target man, and then they played a new game. One of the boys would dress up with a hooded sweatshirt with a face protector and goggles on and run through the yard.

    SurferDude took a turn being the target. But, he’s not running in this picture.  EthG was my target. He didn’t run very fast, sort of a slow walk so I could hit him. It is such a guy thing. “Oh, shoot ME with an airsoft gun! Shoot me!”

    And what was the rest of the family doing? Well, Gockle and Wit played guitar hero. I think Gockle played Scream, Aim, and Fire close to 20 times. It is in my head. Over and over and over.

    LittleMiss was at a friend’s house. TGD was in California at a math conference. Hunter left around lunchtime to meet another friend. Libby taught MarkD a piano song.

    And Ransom was ripping apart my computer to fix it for me. Wait, he’s not one of my kids. He’s just a superhero.

       

    What a great day! And today was another winner, but I’ll tell you about that tomorrow, Lord willing.  What’s the most redneck thing you’ve done lately?

       

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