Our first mall pet store experience (that I can remember).
Fuzzy met a miniature gerbil.
Pretending to be a bunny
Fuzzy’s first real mall play area exploring.
Our first mall pet store experience (that I can remember).
Fuzzy met a miniature gerbil.
Pretending to be a bunny
Fuzzy’s first real mall play area exploring.
Lord, help me to embrace these moments….to cherish the memories…to not blink or miss a moment.
Fuzz’s first time at the fountains. WILD WOMAN! Once she got her fingertips wet, she was unstoppable.
Rea enjoying the water and an apple. “Ms. Kim” came to visit! We were able to spend almost 24 hours with her…just us girls!!!
(This is the only picture I have of her….managing her rapidly melting ice-cream.)
We picked her up from the airport Thursday night and had a very low-key day on Friday. We made a mid-day trip to the “fountains”. (She wants us to call it a “splash pad” because she’s afraid our kids will think they can play in the real fountains in Central Park. Ha!) We then took her to our favorite little ice-cream spot….Harborwalk Scoops. We REALLY wish she lived closer, but we cherish our time with her. She is a blessing to us!
P.S. Keep your eyes peeled for us in the “Around Town”(or something like that) section of the PG newspaper.
I love that you love.
You look for each other. You play together. You watch each other. You make each other smile.
We had a busy, but beautiful day Saturday at our church’s big event and then dinner and birthdays with Adams family.
Rea and daddy teamed up for the 3-4 year old egg hunt.
I served my first Sno-Kone.
Easter day this year was certainly the most laidback it has ever been. I taught my kids at church the entire morning. Jon dressed the girls and did the church thing.
We came home and they did this…
Mom, dad, Naj, and the kids came over. We had carry-out dinner, gifts from Mimi and Papa, and the tiniest egg hunt in Bray history.
(Rea sporting her new rain boots here.)