We spent the fourth of July with the Kainers in Houston and had an exciting time. For the evening of the third we visited Pappasito's to celebrate Patrick's dad's birthday. I took the liberty to teach the nieces how to make masks out of tortillas, and I do have to say they were naturals....
For the fourth, we spent the day relaxing and selecting fireworks that wouldn't scare the 9 kids we were going to have at the house that evening. We spent $35 and made the fireworks last a little over an hour, and like a typical boy Patrick taught the boys how to stain the concrete with a smoke bomb. However, Patrick's Roman Candle shooting ability definitely needs improvement. Here's a picture showing the stains Patrick created on his mom's street paired with an attempt to make his Roman Candle shoot higher than mine. What can I say.... all I can say is that I think I won our competition by a unanimous vote.
For the fourth, we spent the day relaxing and selecting fireworks that wouldn't scare the 9 kids we were going to have at the house that evening. We spent $35 and made the fireworks last a little over an hour, and like a typical boy Patrick taught the boys how to stain the concrete with a smoke bomb. However, Patrick's Roman Candle shooting ability definitely needs improvement. Here's a picture showing the stains Patrick created on his mom's street paired with an attempt to make his Roman Candle shoot higher than mine. What can I say.... all I can say is that I think I won our competition by a unanimous vote. 
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