This is my cousin brother Cayden Tracey, he is about 3 months older than me. This was our first meeting in Tuba City, with a few laughs and cries together.
Edgewood Firestation really impressed me, with this bright yellow fire engine. Notice our silly faces, as we stand and sit near this huge truck with all our new friends.
Well, I drive a more expensive car than mom and dad. I have my wheels, a pink escalade, with music to bomp to. Clear the halls Albuquerque, here I come.
So, we met up with the clown himself -Patch Adams (in red). We were instructed by Patch to pick your nose, instead of saying "cheese" for the camera. Here I decided to help mom pick her nose.
My friend, the young Navajo woman- Eudora, is playing in the sand with daddy and I. We were really suppose to be listening to the 'music at the zoo'. We had our own adventure, a sandy beach effect, near the pond of the zoo.
Of my many rides, either in the stroller, the car, or the train, here I ride the camel with mommy. They made us take off our sandals, and let the guy in the cowboy hat tug us around. Giddy-up you four-legged creature!!
I am a healer.
I am a father, a husband, a brother, and a son.
I am grateful for each new day, and do my best to show this in my life, my actions, and my writing.
I have turned Writing to Heal into a book! You can buy a copy here. http://www.communitypublishing.org/writing-to-heal/