Beautiful spot for scooting
Landry didn’t notice because he wasn’t able to keep up with Hazel
Sprinting behind — much better!
Here’s where a big kid goes to wait for Mommy and Landry to catch up
Creative scooting
Costume, wand, duplos, stuffed animal
Mud and water to the max at Dash Point
Splish splash
Landry walked the whole way in and out this time
At home it was time to dry off and warm up with bathrobes and slippers
No longer do we have to travel all the way to a far-away TJ’s for kid carts. These are right around the corner from us!
Check out how happy Landry was to have real groceries in his kid cart!!!
First thing this morning Hazel wondered what it sounded like to walk on frost, so out she went with boots, pajamas and a coat
Landry opted to stay inside even though boots were offered
He was happy enough to change his mind a little bit later
After more than a week of unpacking and settling in we were thrilled to be back in the woods
When Landry got suspiciously quiet this afternoon I found him here, sneakily looking at pictures of baby Townsend
We saw four freight trains
Landry enjoyed himself with this,
This,
And this
Until I made him stop
Going bananas in bathrobes
Great vantage point for preschool playground viewing (Overheard: “Landry, that’s not a real horse and it’s a fake cow!”)
Big boy alone on the big slide
Success!
Another success in action
Birthday Mommy
We’re so happy to have Supey back from her conference!
Mr. Toothy! This guy’s grown four new teeth since we arrived in the Pacific NW
L to R: astronaut, hat-wearer, mermaid
We’ve been calling that big, fuzzy, wavy tree behind the fence a truffula tree
Before bed Hazey got very serious about an Elsa drawing. It took three attempts to get just right
Chelsey, Coltan and Lilly were our first non-grandparental guests. Thanks guys!
