Our trip north took us to a very cool museum where David was able to view nature in a whole new way!
David looks out across the pond from inside.
The blur in the bottom right is a fast moving Otter. Man, I could NOT time that shot.
Looking at the fish.
Nature mom.
Master Moosh and two of his three young-ins.
Aunt Andrea with the ever-growing Madeleine.
Our fearless tour guide.
Our travels take us up North to visit with some of our friends. Fantastic times. More specifically for you, two additional posts.
Insane cuteness.
Seriously. Is it possible to say no to this smiling face?
Yes. Yes it is. That comes from his parents.
In his new but somewhat familiar surroundings, David works hard at being social. With the TV...
Ignorant of the monetary requirement, David waits patiently for something to happen.
Rest stops in the north are much prettier. And quieter, too.
David and his Aunt Kassie enjoy some time in Grandma's garden. David even has a plastic beach shovel and bucket. And he's very good at picking up the rocks and putting them in that bucket. Unless, of course, he forgets and starts putting them back on plants...
We have reached a milestone. This is the 999th and 1000th picture that I have saved on my computer (probably 90% of these have been posted). Here's to the next thousand.
I may not have written it, but I can name them all!
Number 1000 is a wonderfully memorable one, as he helps his cousin take a drink.
Grandma's little office assistant.
No worries. All of the proper paperwork has been filled out. Having an assistant at this age is totally legal.
Sometimes, Grandma and Grandpa's house is just too much for David to handle.
Yes, we may have overstayed our welcome.
Fear the posse.
They will find you. Sure, they may seem cute. That's when you know they have you.
They will approach you on foot, on knees, or on their Daddy's back. They will drool on you, try to climb you, or try to eat you. They are armed with dirty diapers, disarming smiles, and words we accidentally have taught them.
They are the Baby Posse.
Fear the Baby Posse.
Yay! School's almost out, and DaddyTime comes next!
Ironically enough, this was posted just before the next school year starts. Boy, do you, the viewer, have some great posts ahead of you!
Despite the grandparents' best efforts, nothing can take the spot of David's favorite toys.
Near our house there exists an elementary school. And behind that school exists a very large and open field, complete with swings and two playgrounds. It is a GREAT place to take David, especially because it is within walking distance!
Tiny David on a big hill.
David receives an escort from Mommy on the way to the playground.
On this particular trip, Aunt Cath and her family were with us.
Justin gives the playground one thumb up.
Getting some reading in with Daddy.
Mommy and David enjoy playing with an Easter present from Grammy and Grampy.
"Sometimes, when Daddy gets home late, he falls over from being tired. It is there, in that moment, where I climb Mount Daddy and force him to read to me."
Is the musical over yet? I'd like to get to know you again.
Almost, kiddo. Almost.
Cracker? What cracker? This cracker? Um...
I know. I'll shut the door and hide the evidence.
Got visitors?
The first in our BackTrack series takes us to a February visit to see EuphDad's family. As you will see, we had an exceptional time, not only because David got to see his Grammy and Grampy, but because he also got to see Uncle Jim's family!
Enjoy the many pictures from this fantastic time, featuring books, games, food, and fun times!
Justin and Chelsea are almost as excited to see David as they are excited to see his toys.
The three grandchildren enjoy some down time together.
Uncle Jim and Chelsea share a book with David.
Grammy and David in one of my favorite pictures of all time. This was the first FEATURED picture on the new design of the blog.
When playing a family game, even one like Star Wars Monopoly, you shoot for third. Grammy will already be getting first, and Justin will be second.
David takes the time to read down Grampy. Isn't he a great grandchild?
Grammy also enjoys some reading time.
Man, did this trip wipe me out!
Yet MORE presents...wow.
My cousins rock!
Organizing the Buffet
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