There is more than one way to play the game Othello.
Both children found the stairs irresistible. Vincent's length matched the width of the step, and he made himself comfortable here for some time.
Making chocolate chip cookies, and doing some math, with Grandma Lorna.
Vincent immediately warmed to Uncle Kyle. So much so that he dressed like him every day. (Apparently both these guys have a lot of red shirts.)
Grandpa Stan cleared the garage to provide a good space for cars and bikes. The car was a huge hit. The doors open, the steering wheel turns, the horn honks, there's a crank to roll the (invisible) window up and down, and there's room in the back for a sippy cup or your sister if she hangs her legs over the tailgate. You move it by walking your feet or coaxing someone to push you. Can you believe someone left this thing at the dump?! That's where it was picked up several years ago for the enjoyment of Abbie Rose, who is now ten.
This trike has also been around a long while. Zoe polished it as much as she pedaled it.
2 comments:
These pictures make me so happy! The one of Kyle and Vincent bright a tear to my eye, it's so sweet. Love all the pictures and the story if your time there.
Ditto Megan! Lorna explaining the measuring cups...that's the one that got me. (I've seen her have that conversation before.) So many good photos. Amy, thank you for sharing!
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