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Got to get some woods time this weekend with Kamy, my middle daughter.
Kamy is one of the best kids in the world. As some of you know, my oldest daughter has Down syndrome. Kamy is her guiding light. She helps her get into and out of school, helps her pick her clothes, brush her teeth, helps her with her breakfast at school...... She's just so beyond her 6 years. She's also a huge help with her little sister Beaver. She wants so bad to be able to change diapers by herself.
She's a nurturer through and through, patient to a fault and just an amazing kid.
She reminds me so much of her mother at times I can't help but to laugh.
Anyway, she also lives for woods walks with her daddy. We have a blast talking about life and checking out all the cool stuff that nature has to offer. I can tell she'll be my woods buddy for a good long time.
She's ever ready while out in the bush.
We got to spend some quality time with some red imported fireants. These are the Izula ants of Texas. I think they should be made the state bug, bird and tree there are so many of them. If you've never had the pleasure of meeting these little bastards your really missing out on one of life's greatest joys.
Kamy took down her first tree with the Izula.
Thanks for looking!
Kamy is one of the best kids in the world. As some of you know, my oldest daughter has Down syndrome. Kamy is her guiding light. She helps her get into and out of school, helps her pick her clothes, brush her teeth, helps her with her breakfast at school...... She's just so beyond her 6 years. She's also a huge help with her little sister Beaver. She wants so bad to be able to change diapers by herself.
She's a nurturer through and through, patient to a fault and just an amazing kid.She reminds me so much of her mother at times I can't help but to laugh.
Anyway, she also lives for woods walks with her daddy. We have a blast talking about life and checking out all the cool stuff that nature has to offer. I can tell she'll be my woods buddy for a good long time.
She's ever ready while out in the bush.
We got to spend some quality time with some red imported fireants. These are the Izula ants of Texas. I think they should be made the state bug, bird and tree there are so many of them. If you've never had the pleasure of meeting these little bastards your really missing out on one of life's greatest joys.
Kamy took down her first tree with the Izula.
Thanks for looking!
Yeah right, thats great man. My three year old will be getting her pink Izula soon. I can't wait. She is learning to make fire sticks with a Mora triflex bushcraft knife already. Beautiful daughter, looks like a daddy's girl.
