We convinced mommy to take us to the color playground.
Practicing the guitar
Mommy took us to see Aunt Bee. She has fun cat toys.
And we went to play at Happy Faces.
We got to eat peanut butter on a bagel at Panera bread. And apple slices, too! Mommy treated us super this day!
We went to a walking trail and there was some fun stuff to hang on..
We got to go to an 80s baby-shower
and eat cupcakes!
and wrestle to.. we mean, dance to mommy and mommas favorite songs - played by none other than The Ronald Reagans. (We think its a funny name for a band, but it made mommy and momma laugh)
We went to Johnny's house too!
And went for a walk around his block.
And mommy took us to Chipotle for burritos!
We spent some time sitting with Zayde outside, having lunch.
Cousin Clayton came out and showed us some of his favorite iPad stuff
Then it was time for the Passover Seder!
Mommy calls this one "Business in the front, party in the back"
We got to look for the Afikomen
Sometimes, we just needed to run.
Played Hullabaloo with Cousin Clayton
After we went to bed, he did something called Origami. We don't know what it is, but when we woke up there was a lot of folded paper laying around... all sorts of different fun stuff!We took cousin Clay to one of our favorite places EVER - the Aquarium!
Cousin Clay fed the birds!! We didn't go into the aviary, but we watched from the other side.
And investigate the woods together.
We picked flowers that were randomly growing.
Grandma made us new bathrobes. WE LOVE THEM! They are so soft and comfy inside and keep us super warm after bath time.
We made some cards with flowers on them.
And Jakob came over for a surprise visit! He's so much fun!
Dylan loved sharing his guitar with Jakob.
Grandma also made us rocking chairs with our names on them. We love to sit on them and read our books.
We took Aunt Bee to the Long Island Children's Museum and had a blast. We played with bubbles!!
and rode on the motorcycle
Back to the bubbles... POP!
Then we saw the really cool Circle Exhibit. We made all sorts of circles..
and played with gears. We made things turn in different ways by moving the gears around and then turning them.
Dylan worked on pulley's, moving cinder blocks back and forth.
And more circles - this time glowing circles!
Then we worked on using different phones. They look funny. These red ones ad a cord and buttons to push.
This one looks more familiar! Aunt Bee and Dylan, computer chatting with Mommy.
Then mommy helped us make our names in this fun board.
Josephine did a magnet board, so the look changed as she moved the red stick around.
Then, off to one of our favorite rooms - the music room!
They were having Messy Afternoon, so we played with "Clean Mud", "Oobleck" and "Silly Putty." Dylan didn't like it, but Josephine was up to her elbows in it in no time!
Back to the music!
Momma played the thumb piano. It sounded really cool!
Dylan danced and clapped with the music and video.
Back at home, we learned how to play Bingo! IT! IS! THE! BEST! GAME! EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
We ask to play it every day, a few times. It's so fun to shout BINGO! at the end.
Then we went to our friends Eve & Lily in Queens to play at their house.
LOOK AT EVERYONE THAT WAS THERE!!! Obviously it was Eve & Lily (top right) with their mommy Susan, Asher and Lily (left) with their mommy and daddy, Sheryl & Adam, and Jayde (you can see her pigtails on the bottom left) with her mommy Jaimi (top right). Jayde also brought her little sister Jaclyn and daddy John. We had a blast!!!
There was pizza, but we weren't interested in sitting at the table when there WERE SO MANY COOL TOYS
Since the weather has been really nice, mommy has been taking us to cool new places. We went to the Holtsville Ecology Site - the zoo, the walking trail and the playground.
No day out would be complete without lunch. Mommy made us one of our favorite sandwiches - peanut butter and cream cheese - and she had soup.
Dylan is getting really good at the whole climbing thing. (Video later)
We went for a walk on the trail, which is 1.25 miles. Dylan ran about half of it and walked the other half. Only the last .1 was he in the stroller.
A sno-cone was necessary.
Dylan did every single exercise to the best of his ability, along the walk -
including the one where you hang in mid air.
Yep, he climbed the whole thing by himself, shouting "I DID IT!" at the end, then climbing back down.
And here is a video overview of the last few weeks...











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1 comment:
This is so great. You're a good story teller
-bee
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