We had our share of windy, colder days, where we stayed close to home.
(Is this block-skateboard activity sanctioned by the parents?)
But there were some days that the sun shone and we went to the park. Hill racing was a hit with the kids. Hadley even says, "Non, Two, Non. Go!"
Grandpa was pretty good at taking the kids for neighborhood walks. Hadley apparently has been paying attention from the stroller and can lead her own walks on foot. Very impressive!
Oma got to witness the kids' dentist appointment. It was Hadley's first time, and she wasn't too sure about it. She wouldn't let the hygienist clean her teeth, and I'm not sure the dentist even saw them, but she did get a swipe of fluoride in there and hopefully some level of comfort for next time. Owen was an old pro!
One evening, Oma and I took Owen to see the African Children's Choir sing in Pocatello.
He was so excited about the car trip, the concert, and the restaurant beforehand, that I think he wore himself out by their second song. It was very cool to see them in person though!
And of course, the grandparents spent some coinage at the rides in the mall. (Owen's current favorite place) See Hadley's pony-tail? Tee-hee!
They even watched the kids for 3 whole days for us, while we escaped to Las Vegas for some R&R. Thanks Oma and Grandpa! You are welcome back anytime!!
The African Children's Choir came to our church not too long ago! Weren't they great?!
ReplyDeleteThey were inspiring! Sounds like they are having quite the tour!
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