I have photos and captions and cute stories to share - just need the energy and time to post...
For now, I am working on what most stay-at-home-mommies of young children experience (especially when they are ill) - feeling isolated and a bit irrelevant (other than my little baboo puffin).
So - la dee dah
bwyl *SherryQ* "she's not so different, after all"
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Labor Day Weekend
We rested, and Big Papi grocery shopped...
We went to Harper's Ferry. It was hot and humid - but gorgeous! We are making plans to go back asap and do some walking to see where the Shenandoah meets the Potomac. Benjamin was completely enthralled by a group of Asian tourists - and they thought that he was so cute pointing to them and listening to their language, they just kept encouraging the little rascal ;)
We went to Harper's Ferry. It was hot and humid - but gorgeous! We are making plans to go back asap and do some walking to see where the Shenandoah meets the Potomac. Benjamin was completely enthralled by a group of Asian tourists - and they thought that he was so cute pointing to them and listening to their language, they just kept encouraging the little rascal ;)
Gyffy co-co-POP! and tomatoes
My former supervisor in my former work-a-day girl life (wherein I posed as a furniture liberating, group advocating, renegade librarian!), is such a lovely lady (and a magical sheep farmer), and I am so lucky that she has stayed a friend in my post-work life :)
We had lunch with Mary the other day, and she presented little Mister Benjamin with the most awesome Gyffy! We call him, Gyffy, Gyffy, co-co-POP...
He is awesome and bouncy and super duper fun!
He = Gyffy ;)
THANK YOU, MARY!!!! xo
We had lunch with Mary the other day, and she presented little Mister Benjamin with the most awesome Gyffy! We call him, Gyffy, Gyffy, co-co-POP...
He is awesome and bouncy and super duper fun!
He = Gyffy ;)
THANK YOU, MARY!!!! xo
Tana brought 2 tomato plants over in June, and we planted them in the third pot outside - the tomatoes are there!
bwyl *SherryQ* xo
What to do when everyone leaves...
Visitors from Cincinnati, and a return to the Creamery
Prima Tana's school/ summer camp had a three week hiatus before their fall term began, so she came and spent one week of that with us!!!! YAY :)
My parents (Granny and GDad), came over and brought Prima Zoe with them to play with Tana for the week!!! YAY :)There was lots of fun to be had - sprinklers, toddler pool, API playdate, and a visit to the South Mountain Creamery!
My Dad doesn't join us on a lot of outings because of his bad back (aka World of Warcraft)
Benjamin thought that there were sheep too - he is saying, "baa," and looking towards the cows ;)
Kerry and Jim arrived on Thursday and stayed through the weekend.
Prima Tana and Prima Zoe LOVE being together, and they both adore my sister!
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Cousins LOVE Cows!!!
By now, Benjamin's mad walking skills have really developed, and he had a grand ol' time showing them off to everyone ;)
bwyl *SherryQ* xo
My Dad doesn't join us on a lot of outings because of his bad back (aka World of Warcraft)
Benjamin thought that there were sheep too - he is saying, "baa," and looking towards the cows ;)
Kerry and Jim arrived on Thursday and stayed through the weekend.
Prima Tana and Prima Zoe LOVE being together, and they both adore my sister!
**
Cousins LOVE Cows!!!
bwyl *SherryQ* xo
More Demonstrations and the Kuritars :)
While the Kuritar family returned for a fun day in D.C. (they left the house @ 6:45 a.m.), Benjamin and I stayed home to review his mad skills!
and
call me crazy - here :)
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call me crazy - here :)
Benjamin's first trip to a Smithsonian!
(photos are Big Papi, Benjamin, Uncle Corey, Aunt Sydney and Prima Tana)
My friend from down the street while I was growing up, Joan, brought her two children, Spencer, 10, and Sydney, 8, to visit D.C., and stayed with us for a few days.
Since we missed going with the Neziri's, Abuela, Abuelo, Big Papi, and Tio Tony, we used their visit as an excuse to get off of our behinds and take little Mister Benjamin to a Smithsonian, and ended up at the Natural History Smithsonian for the day.
It was H O FREAKIN' T - seriously the hottest day of the summer, but the museum was fun and Benjamin enjoyed himself very much (as long as we were holding him).
:)
My friend from down the street while I was growing up, Joan, brought her two children, Spencer, 10, and Sydney, 8, to visit D.C., and stayed with us for a few days.
Since we missed going with the Neziri's, Abuela, Abuelo, Big Papi, and Tio Tony, we used their visit as an excuse to get off of our behinds and take little Mister Benjamin to a Smithsonian, and ended up at the Natural History Smithsonian for the day.
It was H O FREAKIN' T - seriously the hottest day of the summer, but the museum was fun and Benjamin enjoyed himself very much (as long as we were holding him).
:)
I had a birthday
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