I took Elijah kayaking today at our friends kayaking school. He had a great time...looks like a natural kayaker. He kept asking, "Dad, can I go over a little waterfall now?" I have to say, I'm one proud daddy.
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That's awesome!
You guys should come down to Oologah sometime. We could go to the Will Rogers Birthplace and uh go to the lake and uh well I guess that's pretty much all there is...
You're more than welcome to come anyway!
Posted by: Mark | Friday, April 13, 2007 at 07:19 AM