After our Sunday naps - we peeled ourselves off the couch and took the kids out to enjoy some fresh air - and although it wasn't real sunny and actually starting to "spit" rain a bit - it was pretty warm.
Here little E - showing his frustration - "how dare you put me down and walk away" He has become quite demanding if he is not getting what he wants.....and putting him down and walking away - definitely does not make him happy.
Yes, that is our Christmas tree - still in our backyard - we know it's almost March - the problem is - you can not throw any sort of "yard waste" in your trash - they do not do a "christmas tree" pick up - so disposing of it becomes quite a challenge. You can haul them into RC and toss them into a pile of 1000's of tree's in which they turn into mulch - but without a truck - getting a dried up Christmas tree into RC also poses a problem. So - who knows maybe we'll just use this tree again next year. Here A is showing us what the Christmas tree did to her purple ball....oops!
This is how our walks always start out - both kids buckled in and ready to go......
And this is how they end up - maybe a few 100 feet into the walk - A really wants nothing much to do anymore with "riding" - she would rather "walk" at her own pace.
Little E, again showing us how happy he is about being put down again.
We even brought A's new tricycle outside yesterday for a try......she hasn't quite mastered the peddling - and then add the steering in and it just goes down hill......so it will require quite a bit more practice...but she was content all the same just sitting on it....while E gave his back a break from pushing her.
Here little E - showing his frustration - "how dare you put me down and walk away" He has become quite demanding if he is not getting what he wants.....and putting him down and walking away - definitely does not make him happy.
Yes, that is our Christmas tree - still in our backyard - we know it's almost March - the problem is - you can not throw any sort of "yard waste" in your trash - they do not do a "christmas tree" pick up - so disposing of it becomes quite a challenge. You can haul them into RC and toss them into a pile of 1000's of tree's in which they turn into mulch - but without a truck - getting a dried up Christmas tree into RC also poses a problem. So - who knows maybe we'll just use this tree again next year. Here A is showing us what the Christmas tree did to her purple ball....oops!
This is how our walks always start out - both kids buckled in and ready to go......
And this is how they end up - maybe a few 100 feet into the walk - A really wants nothing much to do anymore with "riding" - she would rather "walk" at her own pace.
Little E, again showing us how happy he is about being put down again.
We even brought A's new tricycle outside yesterday for a try......she hasn't quite mastered the peddling - and then add the steering in and it just goes down hill......so it will require quite a bit more practice...but she was content all the same just sitting on it....while E gave his back a break from pushing her.
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