Watch us grow!
This morning, Peanut insisted that I go to the store to buy the following things: apples, grapes, and peanut butter. He said he wanted to make the cars he saw on a video.
So he made his own video. Woudn’t it be great to be able to make millions off this kid?!
I cut up the apple and set up the materials and he went to work all on his own.
He said “See Mama, it’s a car snack!” So cute.
We went one a family walk this warm evening. This photo of Dada and Janie reminded me of what they used to do every morning to get to work and school.
We ended up at a bench near the ferry dock and watched the sun go down.
The kids made friends with the neighbors down the street. Today, their dad brought out a little ramp that he had built.
The kids have been using the garage as their headquarters lately. Every morning, Mama moves the minivan out so they have a place to hang out in between scooter/bike/skateboard rides.
It’s Mother’s Day and the kids made cards!
We went on another family bike ride today! Peanut is getting pretty good lately. He’s confident enough to stand on the pedals now.
The kids had so much fun last night so Mama drew a cartoon of them on the white board before leaving for work. They woke up and saw it later and loved it! Janie added legs to her stool this morning.
Now that Peanut has learned how to ride a bike, we took a practice ride to his new school. Each year, Mama and Dada have walked to ridden bikes with Janie to school on the first day and we hope to do the same with Peanut too!
We made it to school in one piece and Peanut was excited to be going to the same school as his big sister.
We then kept going – past Harbor Bay Club and along the water.
He did a great job but got tired trying to keep up with Dada and Janie.
We took a little break and the stuffies got to enjoy the view of the city too.
When it was time to head home, the stuffies went back into Peanut bike bucket.
We all got home safely and we rode over 4 miles today.
As a special treat, we hopped in the van and went to Jamba Juice. We ordered ahead and Mama went out to pick up the smoothies. Meanwhile, the kids stayed in the van with Dada and ended up in the back row!
This guy said “I’m BORED” so I sent him outside with chalk and had him do this.
I also took him out for a bike ride. Poor guy.