Timer photography can be the pits but it’s the best I’ve got
Coolest dudette on this side of the Mississippi (I took this one to demonstrate to Hazel why the lighting wouldn’t allow us to do our family portrait there. She was unimpressed and here I am publishing the badly exposed picture!)
Strapped in for congestion-relieving steam treatment while Mommy showers
Cousins playing trains together
Cousins watching together
Beautiful day for blowing bubbles over the deck railing
Tot in a tot chair (also using the bubble blower to dry drippy bubble solution on her leg)
East to west time change: looks like day but feels like night
Action packed brunch
Fifteen months later, same hijinks
The light in the Cains’ new house is spectacular
Hungry hungry chomp chomp
Hello!
Oliver lent Hazel his silly mustache straw
Uncle Ben and nephew Landry
Moved by the flat escalator
Landry’s first plane ride
Lots going on in row 9
Snuggle munchkin
Cheek on a supersoft blanket
Three people looking in three directions
Dare to guess who he’s watching?
What’s better than napping with a baby?
Reliving old pastimes
Landry really likes looking at hanging objects lately. He seems to enjoy this chair feature that Hazel never did
Parallel play?
Hazel plays parking meter with these chimes at the playground
From yesterday: Little kid, big theater!
Lilypad Landry
Hazel embellished her sticker chart after building a panda hideout (on the right)
But the panda hideout was no match for this creation. Note the yellow car balanced on top of the extended measuring tape!!
Hazel helped Grammy carry her scooter to the awesome scooting courts at the blue playground
The old scoot/chase routine
Baby yawn for Grammy (smiles too, off camera)
Planes lined up
Hazel rode the tractor sidesaddle at the farm today because there was a puddle in the seat
Then a nice family came along and offered to take our picture
And we stuck with them for a while after that. Here’s Hazel driving the bus while her new pal was the passenger. They took turns driving to “town” and “the city”
As is his pattern Landry slept through almost all of our farm trip and then was awake and alert as soon as we got home