Tag Archives: The Trouble With Kyle

Kids: 2 Jokes In 1

Posted on May 6, 2013 by Daniel monk Pelfrey

We are sitting around the dinner table, eating our dinner, chatting about who knows what. Eventually the topic shifts to eye color. Each of our 5 kids have different eye color. None of them have the same color as Laura … Continue reading →

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For Kyle At 21

Posted on April 11, 2013 by Daniel monk Pelfrey

Let me start out by apologizing in advance. This post is not only going to be one of my lesser efforts, it isn’t anything close to what I wanted for you on this momentous day. I’m sorry I couldn’t offer you better. … Continue reading →

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Phamily Foto Phriday 3-29-13

Posted on March 29, 2013 by Daniel monk Pelfrey

You would think 2013 would be potentially remembered as the year of Ireland. No, 2013 is going down as the year of dental work. It started at the tail end of last year. Just after Christmas Kyle had … Continue reading →

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A Goodbye And Out

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Daniel monk Pelfrey

I drove Kyle to the airport this morning. It was the end of his Christmas break from Gonzaga University, and time for him to return. It was tough saying goodbye to him, as it was perhaps the best visit we … Continue reading →

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Phamily Foto Phriday 8-24-12

Posted on August 24, 2012 by Daniel monk Pelfrey

Kyle came home from college for a visit, and over the last 10 days things have been more hectic than usual. Then again, once the activity level reaches a certain fever pitch, it’s indiscernible where one level of crazy ends and … Continue reading →