My two boys and Rachel were good sports this morning and accompanied me to the library so that Zane could make a free gingerbread house. It was so packed. The whole community was invited and I had overheard during toddler time that they had 400 ready to go. Well, the word was out and lots of people showed up.
Jeff helped Zane make his house while I held Rachel. He was very timid and didn't want to do anything-I think because there were so many people-but by the end, he was helping a little. I think the highlight of the time was him getting to see Miss Yvonne. :) She used to teach his toddler time and she was very glad to see him too!
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This afternoon, I got the pump and aired up the tires of my bike and rode around the neighborhood for a few minutes. After Zane got up, he and Daddy went outside and stayed out all afternoon. Rachel and I joined them for a little while while Jeff sorted through the barn. We decided to cook han-ga-burs (Zane's pronunciation) outside! It was so fun! I realized that we can have campouts and be outdoors and have a very happy 2 1/2 year old and not have to drive three hours to do it. I love traveling, but I forget how hard it is with kids. So, I think our new house, yard, and neighborhood will be a wonderful playground for our family for a few years. And think of how much we will save in state park fees! :)
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Playing with Dada! |
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How great is that...that is better than a state park!...potty just inside....bed just inside....can't forget to pack something..what a neat, neat idea.
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Look likes you had a great time "camping"! That is my way of camping! Maybe we can do something like that when we come to visit???? Like the gingerbread house!
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