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Thursday, July 09, 2009

Okay, so I'm at least two weeks behind on photos here. I'm trying to catch up.

So, two weeks ago we headed out to a local berry farm for their annual Strawberry Festival. I don't know if I've mentioned this before, but I have a strawberry problem. If there are strawberries within reach, I will eat them all without even realizing it. All of them. And I don't know why. They're just good, I guess. So anyway: Strawberry Festival? I'm totally there.

Another draw was that everything at the festival was free. Except the berries, of course. But that's a good deal for a family outing.


Why are we here, Mom? Oh, you just wait, Little Boy.


Small strawberry sundae = free.


Our best friends just happened to be there, as well. We didn't plan it.


This is what sealed the deal for Little Boy. The farm had a big green tractor. Well, I'm sure they have more than one tractor, but this one pulled us around the farm on a guided tour. Little Boy was all excited to ride behind the tractor, but once we climbed aboard, he took it really seriously. He sat on his little seat with an all-business look on his face. I think he felt grown up.


And then, of course, there was the playground. He's probably staring out toward the tractor again.

So, in spite of his uncertainty, Little Boy had pretty much the best day ever. And Isaac and I enjoyed ourselves, too. Did I mention the strawberries?


Wednesday, July 08, 2009

When Little Boy pretends, he says he's "being like" something. For example, "Bein' like Daddy!" Or, "Bein' like Spongebob!" Or, "Bein' like a orange!" [Don't ask.]

So the other day, Little Boy decided to be like "the ditty!" [We don't have a cat. It's my mom's.]


Nope, he's not crawling around...


because my mom's cat is a little bit lazy.

The "ditty" is not exactly something that I would personally want to be like. But then again, neither is an orange.


Take one Little Boy...

add some beans from the pantry that, let's face it, I'm never going to use...


and a measuring cup. And then make it very clear that the beans will stay on the pan [they didn't, but he tried pretty hard.]. He played with this for half an hour, and I'm sure he would've gone on much longer, but it was nap time.

And nap time is very, very important around here.


Sunday, June 28, 2009



"If you want to make the world a better place
Take a look at yourself and make that change."

-Michael Jackson, Man in the Mirror


Summer temperatures around here don't usually reach the 80s. But a couple of weeks ago, the weather was...unusual.

So I thought Little Boy should go swimming. We couldn't set up Little Boy's kiddie pool at our apartment complex, so we took it to my parents' house. He hadn't been in a pool in awhile...like, two years. So I wasn't sure how it would go.


He liked pushing his boat around in the water.


And he liked dropping the boat in the water.


But he wouldn't sit down in the water, no matter how much Grandma tried to coax him. In Little Boy's defense, though, the water was freezing cold and we were in the shade.


But I think that Little Boy had a good time--even if all he did was stand in the water.



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