Quality time with Daddy

Happy Father's Day to all of the men who touch our lives. Each year this makes me realize I never reflect on birth fathers and the role they played in my children's early lives. Were they sad? Do they even know these about these precious children?

As for Jim, I knew all he cared about was golfing. He does not go as often as he would like (read once in the past two years). So he made some plans with friends, and I told him we would seek out some of his favorite things when he got home. We were all set to go to a local brewery, right outside the local state park and eat at the Seoul Grill Korean food truck that comes every Sunday. Well the truck was not going to be there, so I found their location for Saturday. I decided to factor in getting a hodduk at the end of our night (these are fried dough stuffed with honey and nuts...imagine how they smell as you pass them on the streets of Seoul..Jim and I stood in the freezing cold eating one.)

All Parker cares about is spending time with both of us together, so that was our plan!

Dinner at Twenty Tap (named after the 20 craft breweries in Indiana and on draft) Parker and I split a vegan bahn mi..that is my kind of pub menu!

Before that we decided to roam the grounds at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, Jim had not visited the 100 acre (outdoor exits that kids can climb all over). The summer solstice fest was going on so there were breweries set up and a concert.

This cage..uh, art exhibit is going to be placed on an island in the lake by the IMA. Where someone will live...we were free to wander in the cage before it was moved.

He loved playing on "funny bones"

Parker had just said "I am so happy!"  

Happy Fathers Day!