Pizza with the Puentes - Happy Families

This is the O family. My name's David. This is my son Devin. This is my wife Brynn. This is my son Brayden. That's my daughter Ashlyn. Alright, so we have some alcohol. Who's got the dry ice? I got dry ice. We're going to make a really, really cold solution so that we can then dip things in it and get them to instantly freeze. Something that we've done before as a family, we do it just because it's fun, it's cool, it's really fun to shatter and smash things. For science. Yeah, what we're doing is we're learning. That's the right answer. Good answer. Learning about how things freeze. What things will, like, How they will interact with each other when they get really, really cold. We have marshmallows that we stuck in there and we'll just go around the house and find different things. Yeah, different objects that we can stick in there and just see what happens. Oh, there we go. That was very satisfying. Solid. So we are science nerds at our house, so we built in pieces this Star Trek board. I actually like playing chess, except my brother Brayden is really hard to beat, and actually this lets me beat him every once in a while. I get a kick out of playing and making crazy games like this. Levels the playing field quite a bit. Yep. Our kids have always liked to build things. They've always liked to build. Forts out of blankets and chairs, now that we have a cat, can do buildings for the cat. And we love having them build things because it lets them be creative. And really get a feel for what it's like to actually make something. I asked for tape for Christmas because I make a lot of stuff out of tape. Right now I'm taking apart something that I made and don't need anymore so that I can add the cardboard onto this cat structure. There's really a great value to working together as a family to create something. But I think these are the memories that our family builds. Building cat castles and life-size Monopoly boards. Parenting is kind of like one big experiment. You just got to try things and see how they work out and hope they work out for the best.