The month of May would not be the same without Bratfest…
and funny faces…
and carnival MANIA!!!
Check out this slide…woo-hoo!
Aunt Robyn and I had a berry good time…
on the berry-go-round…
and I got to fly this airplane all by myself!
We had a rockin’ good time.
This past weekend we also had the Foxman’s over for a low maintenance grill-out. I think it was fun to get to sit at the kid table! (That’s Kyle and his little brother, Bruce.)
We also rode our bicycles together through an orange cone obstacle course…
which was totally awesome!…
even Bruce gave it a try!
Later, we cooled off with some mini-water guns. (Dear Mama, I think we’re big enough for the super soakers now…seriously what’s with these little 4oz guns???)
May also means an occasional 80 degree day, which means water sprinkler time!
No really…I won’t get you wet (Mama & Gran’Mary)!!!
May also means I feel sad (and so does Mama) as preschool is over for the summer. We even had a really cool graduation ceremony.
I showed all of the other kids exactly what we were supposed to do…
or not! (Yes, I am a product of both Mama & Papa!) I have other good news to share too…Mama drove her car for the first time in over 3 weeks this past weekend…so that means she’s finally getting better! yeah! I hope everyone had a great Memorial Weekend. Until next time…
OMG! I can’t believe how big Bruce is. He is such a cute child.
I totally love the last picture of the Bug. I may have to use that as his birthday photo on our calendar.
It’s like he sprouted three weeks’ worth of growth in just one week’s time!!! :) Congrats to Nolan on preschool graduation! That’s some good posing there!
Bratfest? Totally awesome, I say.
I noticed the picture of Nolan on his bike with training wheels. Here’s an indication of how liberal SF is:
http://www.sfbike.org/?freedom
Down with training wheels! Be free!
Dude, he’s only 4!!! :)
Doooooode, that’s the whole point. Check this out (read the info page):
http://www.skuut.com/
Alternatively, on his current bike you can take off the pedals and lower the seat enough so his legs reach the ground. If he can “walk the bike” he can learn to balance it. You don’t get the whole balance thing with training wheels.