TJ lit some little fireworks in the driveway tonight. We let the boys stay up late so it would be a little bit darker. I hope that doesn't backfire tomorrow. I guess we'll see what happens?! Atleast TJ will be home tomorrow too! :)
Did you have a parade before the fireworks? heehee!! Looks like a fun time. Making good memories!! Looking forward to see the boys and of course you guys tomorrow evening.
The Hardy Boys are fictional teenage brothers and amateur detectives. They live in the fictional town of Bayport with their father, detective Fenton Hardy, their mother, Laura Hardy,[3] and their Aunt Gertrude. Frank, the elder brother, is 18 (16 in earlier versions), and his younger brother Joe is 17 (15 in earlier versions). The brothers nominally attend high school in Bayport, where they are in the same grade,[4] but school is rarely mentioned in the books and never hinders the Hardys in solving mysteries.[1] In the older stories, the Hardy Boys' cases often are linked to the confidential cases their detective father is working on. He sometimes asks them for help, while at other times they stumble upon villains and incidents that are connected to his cases.
The Hardy Boys have evolved in various ways since their first appearance in 1927. Beginning in 1959, the books were extensively revised, largely to eliminate racist stereotypes. The books were also written in a simpler style in an attempt to compete with television. Some critics argue that in the process the Hardy Boys changed, becoming more respectful of the law and simultaneously more affluent, "agents of the adult ruling class"[1] rather than characters who aided the poor.
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Did you have a parade before the fireworks? heehee!! Looks like a fun time. Making good memories!! Looking forward to see the boys and of course you guys tomorrow evening.
The Hardy Boys are fictional teenage brothers and amateur detectives. They live in the fictional town of Bayport with their father, detective Fenton Hardy, their mother, Laura Hardy,[3] and their Aunt Gertrude. Frank, the elder brother, is 18 (16 in earlier versions), and his younger brother Joe is 17 (15 in earlier versions). The brothers nominally attend high school in Bayport, where they are in the same grade,[4] but school is rarely mentioned in the books and never hinders the Hardys in solving mysteries.[1] In the older stories, the Hardy Boys' cases often are linked to the confidential cases their detective father is working on. He sometimes asks them for help, while at other times they stumble upon villains and incidents that are connected to his cases.
The Hardy Boys have evolved in various ways since their first appearance in 1927. Beginning in 1959, the books were extensively revised, largely to eliminate racist stereotypes. The books were also written in a simpler style in an attempt to compete with television. Some critics argue that in the process the Hardy Boys changed, becoming more respectful of the law and simultaneously more affluent, "agents of the adult ruling class"[1] rather than characters who aided the poor.
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