Since last Tuesday was Lily's last day of class, we've been hitting some events around town to keep busy. The picture below is actually from the Friday before (a little over a week ago), but I'm a little behind here. We went to the Transportation Museum for a Mother Goose performance they were having. The kids were invited to join the cast to sing a song at the end. Lily was so adorable about the whole thing. They practiced earlier in the performance, and then she had to go to the bathroom in the middle of the show. She was very worried while in the bathroom and said, "I'm not going to miss it, am I mommy? I
really want to sing the song at the end." As you can see, we made it back, no problem. Lily was very focused while singing, and she was so excited to perform.
Now back to last week. On Wednesday, we went to the children's area at the Botanical Gardens. We are so excited that it has reopened for the season - yay! We didn't get any pictures that day, but not to worry - we will definitely be back there again this summer. On Thursday, we went to a science class for preschoolers. It was really cute. They learned all about the human body...well, bones, muscles and joints anyway. Below, the kids are exploring a model of how the heart pumps blood.
"When did I volunteer to be the patient? Maybe someone with more than an hour's worth of training, please?"
On Friday, we met friends at a park with some fun water features and then visited daddy at work. Below, William is catching up with Patrick.
Jack and Lily stop for a photo op.
Proud daddy showing off the latest addition to his coworkers.
Making snacks the night before. I'm not sure where this pose came from.
This is not a great picture, but our treats were made to look like eggs & bacon. They are actually made of pretzel sticks, melted white chocolate and a yellow m&m. They are super easy - a quick and manageable project for Lily to do, and they're fun & tasty.
Chillaxin' poolside
William and Patrick bonding at the water table
Check out those curls!
Doesn't she ever tire of all the doting? Really.
