Monday morning, Jeremy and Marcus headed to another fair in California and I went for another morning walk, this time by myself.
I then walked down the road to a walking trail in the area. 
I got my juggling pics and videos.
June 29 was National Waffle Iron Day. Here's how I figure celebrating works sometimes- rationalization. My dad grilled hot dogs for us to have chili dogs. I figure that the grill has a lid that you close just like a waffle iron has a lid that you close. Boom. Celebrated.
After lunch, while Jr. and Jr. Jr. were playing frisbee, 
Jet, Nichole, my mom, and I celebrated National Camera Day by going on a "color walk" photo hunt. It's one of the activities for library Summer reading. Pick a color and take pictures of everything you see of that color as you go. We let Jet pick the color. He picked green. It's Oregon. We didn't take pictures of everything we saw.
When I showed him we could attach his camera to my selfie stick tripod, we was very excited and used it for the rest of the walk.
At one point, my mom showed Jet a line on the road where cracks had been filled in and he followed her following it.
This shows you're never too old to have fun.
When we got back to my parents' house, Jet said, "Let's do a family picture." I think he's been around me... and my mom. He set his camera up on the tripod with the timer and got his picture.
Then when we got inside, he wanted to get another family picture with everyone so I just had everyone gather around Grandpa so he didn't have to move and Jet got his picture(s).
He really wanted to use the remote that goes with my selfie stick tripod, but I let him know it doesn't work with his camera. I let him take a few pictures with my phone on the tripod and he was happy.
Later while we were playing another game, 
Jet set up his camera on the tripod again and took more family pictures.
He even photobombed his own selfie. Did you know you could do that?
Jet certainly celebrated National Camera Day. It was terrific.
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