still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!
still crazy after all these weirs
about "the weirs" "Weir Alright" chronicles a typical American Family: Mom and Dad, two children, the live-in grandmother, the quirky extended family, and a ton of chaos—juggling, struggling, laughing and loving. For this family, one thing is certain: life is ALWAYS an adventure!
John Weir is an “average Joe,” Mr. 9-5, working for the weekend—which is never the relaxing two days he longs for. His wife’s family has affectionately nicknamed him “P.J.,” short for “Poor John,” due to all he has to put up with (thanks in no small part to his wife!).
Sandy Weir is the mom and a “Jac[queline] of all Trades, Master of None.” She is a part time college professor, Graphic Designer, occasional Real Estate Agent, and full time student; always on the go and never content to just sit and smell the roses—though she’ll constantly complain about the lack of time in her life to do just that.
Kaylee Weir is a delightful child with a passion for music, dance, and theater. She is a wonderfully funny and talented young lady who loves to entertain her family with the latest song she has written or funny prank she has pulled on her poor father or grandfather. She is also a mini-version of her mother who fills her days with almost as many activities.
Alex Weir is a very bright, sweet little boy with a very inquisitive mind. He is the kind of child you give an inexpensive computer tablet armed with parental controls to at the age of five and find he’s managed to circumnavigate the security measures in order to purchase $3,000 worth of electronics on his favorite website and ship them to your previous address. Suffice to say, he is also a bit rambunctious and sometimes a little devious—especially when it comes to driving his sister crazy.
After living down the block for five years, Grandma E joined the daily party when she, Sandy and John decided to pool their resources and rent (and later buy) a house together. Her life has been anything but dull ever since.
Grampy is John’s Dad. He's also the kids’ favorite playmate and frequent babysitter. The only trouble is, sometimes it’s hard to tell who is in charge, the kids or Grampy. Armed with his special blend of fresh fruit, endless antics and his own cast of imaginary characters, the kids never tire of their “Grampy Days”…and neither does Grampy!