one little, two little indians

March 2011- Pecos was VERY excited to receive an invitation to nn Indian themed birthday party for a sweet friend.  This required we pull out every piece of road-side tourist attraction Indian paraphernalia Pecos has ever owned.  It just so happens that Pecos loves everything Native American.  From the moccasins on his feet to the feathers on his head, every piece was acquired over the past few years by Casey as he travels Indian territory in New Mexico and Oklahoma. 

Chief I Wanna Party



digging for arrowheads



found one!



bow and arrow practice

Chief Sand Box Excavator



When we got home from the party this little Indian brave was begging to have his photo taken: 

bob the builder

September 30, 2009- We're working on a couple of projects around the house, namely a carport and a backyard patio area. Both involve concrete and a crew of no less than 8 to frame it up and finish the job. Pecos was watching all this go on and decided he needed to participate- he is such the little helper. So off to the shop to collect his tools so he could copycat everything the workers were doing. Well, that lasted all of 5 minutes before he decided he'd rather be supervisor than worker. He grabbed his chair and did some supervising. And here's the funny part- Pecos is at the moment obsessed with cowboys & indians. He is convinced the man in this picture is an indian.
And while we're in to fixing things Pecos thought he'd help Casey repair my washing machine. Monkey see, monkey do!

happy fall, y'all

October 25, 2008- Pecos had a great time at the pumpkin patch in Medina. As you can see he had fun exploring and re-arranging the pumpkins on display. I guess they were not lined up the way he thought they should be. As for the Indian....well, Casey has always claimed to have Comanche blood so this picture is to prove the Comanche blood must be too far back in his pedigree for Pecos to bear any resemblance. But what good is a cowboy without an Indian sidekick; afterall, the Lone Ranger had Tonto, right?