Sunday, August 22, 2010

Clemyjontri Park



We visited Clemyjontri Park in McLean again--this time with our camera in hand. Our poor Lar Bear is sick with an ear infection so we've been pretty homebound the past couple days. I took him for a two mile stroll in the morning for some fresh air and then it was off to the park. The main reason for our visit--the carousel. I'm not sure who likes to ride it more--Larry or Jon. We can't believe our big boy sits on the horse and holds on all by himself!

Enjoy the short video below--we hope it doesn't make you too dizzy!

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Riddle me this, riddle me that

How do you open a safety-sealed glass jar of sun dried tomatoes (packed in oil) with no hands?

Ask Cody and Copper.

Monday, August 9, 2010

Check out our new design!

Thanks to Anthony for brightening up our blog with a custom designed header! It's friends like you that make people like me less boring!

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Waterbabies Bootcamp

Larry is enrolled in an intense (ha ha) swim class over the next two weeks. He's taking the class with his buddy, Patrick. They have some serious discussions after class about their lesson of the day.

"So, wait. You're telling me I'm not supposed to drink the water, I'm supposed to blow bubbles?"


Friday, July 23, 2010

Galactic Blast!

Larry attended Vacation Bible School this week at our church. Well, he went to the nursery while mommy helped with the second graders. I think it was a good way for both Larry and mommy to let go a little. The first day was a little tough. In fact, Grandma had to be called for reinforcements, more so for mommy than Larry (she insisted he was fine--which he was). We both had a really fun week and I had to laugh when we were walking through the church on Friday afternoon and so many kids were saying "hi" to Larry. I guess he was quite the social butterfly!
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Thursday, July 15, 2010

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Here Comes Trouble

We may need to reconsider Larry's middle name...."Trouble" may be more fitting. I turned my back for a second, only to find Larry had climbed onto the bread drawer. He was so proud of himself!

Who knew loaves of bread and english muffins could be so dangerous?