The Butchers.

Love these big laughs!

They’re a few yrs apart but still can goof off without rage taking over. And when Alex leaned on Brandon to cuddle up (not prompted) I was waiting for a shove or a punch, nope! Just let him stay there sweetly!!

It was a constant struggle. Every frame. BRO I CANT SEE YOUR EYES AT ALLLL. At least he was a good sport about it!

Charlenes reaction was always so honest because she wasn’t quite sure what Alex would say or do next.

This series is hilarious because as you can see Dad and teenage son are at a loss for what to do. The other two, had all the fun. Big boys have reached the age of, are you too old to do this? No? I’m fine if you’re fine? What do we do with our arms? Why is this so awkward? Bahhahaha. I was laughing so damn hard at them while they spent a minute working through it.

Finally Brandon collapsed into a hug and all was normal again. This growing up thing is hard!

Alex and his dump truck unintentionally yeeting big brother. Hysterical.

I can’t remember which said it, but they told Jason to pick them both up. I totally knew he could do piggy back and maybe some cradle hold in front? Was NOT expecting two hip holds with grown boys! That’s some real Dad strength right there!

That GYAT taking out Mom this time.

They keep getting bigger, but still Mama’s wittle boys at heart!!

Good job, guys! I had all the fun teasing the boys and watching their antics. Everything I’m used to 24/7 here at the circus. They’re good boys, all three of them! But still, bless your heart, Charlene! HAHAH. Heart, Melanie