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Pops takes us to the Chiefs game.

This past sunday Big G took me and ECV & ODV to Arrowhead to see the Chiefs/Raiders game.

It was an epically bad game. Historically bad. The Chiefs trotted out three QBs before we even got in the gate. And it got worse from there.

And yet we had a great time and we really appreciate dad taking us.

ECV and ODV in the car getting ready to go:


ODV gets a ride into the game.

ECV watching the scoreboard.

ODV "popping" peanuts for Pops.

We asked ECV what her favorite part of the game was. Guess the answer:

The closest I was able to get to taking a picture of the kids w/ Big G.

My only regret is that we didn't get a picture of the kids with either the guy in front of us in the full Raiders-scary-monster-costume get up. Or one with KC Gangsta Rap superstar TechN9ne who was also right in front of us.

Maybe next time.

Evolution of a Backyard

Here is photographic evidence of the evolution of the Bonnie and Gary Vontz Backyard Playground Pavillion and Sandbox Annex at Chellgren/Hocevar Court.


















The backyard after adding a backstop along the fenceline to hold in the dirt. The Fatman was intrumental in this phase of the operation
















Steve Mothtertruckin' Chellgren and his bobcat level the surface and turn up more gravel than I would have believed possible. No wonder we could not grow anything but weeds in this area.





















The frame around Chellgren/Hocevar court is in. Angel looks on with obvious pride.



















Big G stands in C/HC and checks out the posts. There were some pretty serious cracks so we had to suspend operations for a day to call the company to ensure that this was normal. And that if we went ahead with the construction and it collapses at some point in the future they're willing to accept legal responsibility. It is and they are.
















Two guys working with hammers and power tools while their supervisor looks on.


















Phase one complete. Supervisor happy.








Phase two complete -- note the picnic table on the left. It's dope.








ODV takes slide for a test drive.



Phase three complete. In working condition. Phase four to follow: put down mulch or something to cover the gravel since the dirt/gravel surface is unforgiving. Phase five: world domination.


Much, much thanks to mom and dad for gifting the playset to the kids, Steve for coming in with the bobcat and Mark on a saturday, John for coming over on a hot August afternoon to put up the backstop, and, especially, dad again for donating a whole bunch of time and expertise this week to make sure we met the deadline of 5:00 yesterday for Owen's party. Which we did. By an hour and 13 minutes.