Our birthday boy didn't get the usual donut in bed this morning, but settled for a bagel next to the campfire. :)
Back at home (airing out those sleeping bag in the background), Camden got to test out his new stomp rocket!
Emma (who is feeling under the weather-ugg) came outside for a little rocket fun.
More presents!
Monday, May 25, 2009
Indian Island Camping: The Birthday Party!
Memorial Day Weekend is not only the start of summer, but also the start of a new year in our little man's life! We celebrated Camden's birthday a day early with a Backyardigans Bash!
Our Saturn Outlook was packed to the max, but there was an extra special safe spot for the Pablo cake!
Blowing out the candles...
Uniqua, Pablo, and Tyrone
(a.k.a. Michelle, Chris, and Vanessa)
(a.k.a. Michelle, Chris, and Vanessa)
Indian Island Camping: Part 2
The sun woke us up (along with some noisy seagulls) Sunday morning and we headed back to the beach!
Chris took off on a run and Michelle and I hung out with the kids enjoying the beautiful morning!
Our happy boy!
Hunter and Camden are still in the parallel play phase with one another, but this moment sharing some grapes was so adorable!
Indian Island Camping: Part 1
Pre Camping Party
While we were waiting to meet up with our camping gang, Emma and Camden had a blast exploring the beach across from the base entrance on Indian Island.
Camden will be a champion rock thrower one day (especially with Eugene by his side!)
Camden is checking out a boat passing by...
Emma is playing the part of Ariel sitting beautifully on a rock singing into the shell before the mean witch Ursala (played by Michelle) takes her voice!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Sweet Dreams
Camden's had his big boy bed for almost 2 weeks. He started out sleeping in his bed for a few hours and then moving to the floor. Most of this week he's just slept on the floor. Chris and I are thrilled that he's staying in his room, falling asleep on his own, and sleeping all night. We are hoping that eventually he'll move into his bed for good.
The Garden
I will admit that I had lofty aspirationd for my garden last summer. The kids and I were so excited to plant it and become little gardeners. We weeded it a bit and made some great zucchini bread. Then August rolled around and a little place called Silverwood School became more of a priority than the garden. All winter long I looked at the remains of my tomato plants still clinging to their cages. The brown corn stalks were a reminder that I was now living in Washington (not Iowa) and there was no way corn was going to grow in my garden.
The warm sunny weather over the weekend got me into the gardening mood yet again. This year I am more of a realist: pumpkins for Halloween, zucchinis for bread, a red pepper plant in honor of the kids' favorite veggie, and a basil plant because it smelled so good when I walked by it. :) Enjoy the pics of Emma the master gardener!
The warm sunny weather over the weekend got me into the gardening mood yet again. This year I am more of a realist: pumpkins for Halloween, zucchinis for bread, a red pepper plant in honor of the kids' favorite veggie, and a basil plant because it smelled so good when I walked by it. :) Enjoy the pics of Emma the master gardener!
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