As we get to know each other, I will undoubtedly speak about my husband Alex and my son Braxton.
Alex and I have known each other since we were teenagers. We met through mutual friends and married during our twenties. Most of our friends can attest that Alex had ADHD at some point in his life. Although age has whittled down the HD over time, rest assured he still has a firm grip on ADD. Case in point, over the years he’s picked up a few hobbies including racing, drifting, off-road, overlanding, cycling, running, snowboarding, carpentry, programming, robotics, art, graphic design, photography, filming, and that’s not including his career as an Information Security Consultant. With a list of hobbies like that you can imagine his excitement when Braxton came along.
Braxton, the center of our world, is the sweetest little boy. It’s such a joy to watch his personality develop. He has a great sense of humor and enjoys coming up with his own material. He stays in daily contact with his cousins and loves them like brothers. We are still working on getting him to comb his hair, and I don’t think we are on the same page when it comes to taking a shower but I am hopeful in time that will change. Granted, the apple does not fall far from the tree, and when he is not playing basketball or fortnite, you will find him inside eager to learn all about robotics and hacking.
Then along came Farley with a side of chaos. As first-time pet owners, we had no idea the “lab” in labradoodle included so much energy! Farley can be described as the softest teddy bear puppy that likes to eat Alex’s Louis Vuitton wallet, credit cards, and driver’s license. He is the wildest Multi-Gen Australian Labradoodle you ever met, and Braxton adores him.
That’s our crazy little family! Comment below, I’m looking forward to hearing your stories.
