This is a little late because we spent yesterday taking back the streets of Vancouver at Car Free Day Vancouver blowing bubbles, but better late than never... Happy Father’s Day to my husband and to all the dad’s out there!

“To Dad,
Thank you for all that you do for me.
Love Bryce”

To a great husband,
We’re parents.
We’re partners.
We’re husband and wife.
We’re “in this together.”
We’re best friends for life.

We’re not always found
in complete harmony.
(Now come on, who really
expects us to be?)
Yet I still expect what
I’ve known from the start...
I’ll love you forever
with all of my heart!

Happy Father’s Day, Daniel! xox

“When a man has a child he becomes a Father
When he loves and nurtures that child he becomes a Daddy
Which in turn he becomes that child’s hero.”
Made by Autiepoet’s Inspirations and Creations

Happy Father’s Day to Dad’s everywhere!

Thanks for reading,
Tanaya, Daniel, and Bryce

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mom’s who do everything for their child.

Thanks for reading,
Tanaya, Daniel, and Bryce

Our refrigerator is where we display Bryce’s art from school and drawings he has made at home. He is an amazing artist and we have always encouraged him to express himself and his creativity. He draws from memory of places we’ve been, things he’s seen, and his passions (like going to the movies every weekend with daddy).

Here’s his latest masterpieces!

Check out more of Bryce’s artwork on his portfolio album on our Facebook page!

Thanks for reading,
Tanaya

Today I got to take home some of the art Bryce has been making throughout the school year and wanted to share.

Thanks for reading,
Tanaya

Today Bryce decided to draw caterpillars and tape them up all around the house.

At least they're smiling.

Daniel

Bubbles make him smile... but balloons are his favourite things in the world.

Every single day we would go to the dollar store in the mall and buy a balloon. We did it so much so that they would give us the balloon for free, knowing how excited Bryce was just to have the balloon! When the mall wasn’t opened we would go to the local grocery store where we usually get it for free too! Balloons became a huge part of Bryce’s life! Any picture he drew, he would incorporate a balloon somehow. If the picture had somebody with a hand, he would draw a balloon on a string and attach it to the hand. If their wasn’t anything with hands, he would just draw a balloon floating around in the picture. It became almost like an addiction and not so much of something to enjoy.

Sometimes he would want a balloon so badly, but once he brought it home it would just sit in his room. We finally came to the conclusion that this wasn’t something that should consume his life. Now Bryce is learning that balloons are more of a treat and that he doesn't need to have one everyday.

Thanks for reading,
Tanaya