Monday, November 25, 2013. The Manning Men have definitely begun a tradition of yearly adventurous hunts. This year was the year of the big buck. Brydon flew out to South Dakota to head out to the Badlands to hunt down a monster buck. After only 5 hours the hunt was a huge success! This big guy measured in at 180! Of course they had to fit in some pheasant hunting in 3 degree weather. Meanwhile, back in Texas, we got our first ice storm. Brydon, Jennifer, Caleb, and Cooper, too.

Having fun in the sun. A fabulous 80 degree day. They had so much fun playing with the water. So much in fact that Reilly decided to sit in the table. Love, love, LOVE the warmer weather. Winter has been pretty harsh for us. This is one of my BESTEST friends. and TOMORROW is her birthday! I met Shani about 9 years ago. in Laramie, Wyoming! I soon learn.

Monday, July 8, 2013. And then, 3 YEARS Later.

Thursday, August 6, 2015. The camp had about 100 boys total in attendance. The boys loved it! Having Dad there definitely helps. Just trying to get some leverage with those tough bows! Practicing teamwork on these rope-skis. Saturday, August 1, 2015.

To Eternity and Beyond! The adventures of a funny, crazy, close family! Sunday, April 03, 2011. Japan, Sendai, and Learning Japanese. After reading this, I thought that maybe my goal of just being OK at Japanese, could grow to be fluent in Japanese. I mean after all, I have a minor in Japanese Studies, and I lived there almost 18 months, it is kind of embarrassing that I am not better than I am. Sunday, February 13, 2011.

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The Life and Times of the Signs Family. Thursday, March 12, 2009. The Many Faces of Jon. By far the most fun we had was just enjoying the antics of our little Jon. I discovered a couple of things about him. 1 Jon finds cameras irresistible. All I had to do was pull out my camera, and he was like a moth to a flame. He immediately had his face in front of my lens trying out all sorts of expressions. You have to look far and wide to find a bigger ham.