Danielle and Jenny came over to visit. Danielle noticed we have a good crop of acorns, so we decided to collect some.
After a while, we had over half a bucket full.
She also played with balls and the small wagon.
10/21/2011
10/17/2011
Christopher Penna, Jedi Knight
Christopher constructs a miniature Boba Fett.
He then proceeds to demonstrate the use and skills of the light saber.
He then proceeds to demonstrate the use and skills of the light saber.
Mountain Scenery
Here's a photo of a mountain not far from our house.
(Scroll down for the big surprise.)
Ha! It's the pile of sand by our driveway. I thought it was interesting how the rain the other day shaped it so that it resembles (to my eye, anyway) a scale mountain. Fractals, anyone?
(Scroll down for the big surprise.)
Ha! It's the pile of sand by our driveway. I thought it was interesting how the rain the other day shaped it so that it resembles (to my eye, anyway) a scale mountain. Fractals, anyone?
10/13/2011
Grandcamp West
After we got back from Grandcamp East, we took over from Jeff's parents to cover Grandcamp West.
Naomi's school had a fundraising fair. Naomi decided to go for the facepaint.
Isn't she beautiful?
The fire department brought one of their engines. Both Naomi and Danielle climbed over it.
Naomi still sometimes stops to ride the rocking horse on her way out of the after school center, where she attended preschool.
Danielle enjoys having a quiet time of reading... occasionally.
Naomi dances to the Veggie Tales theme song.
We carved an "Early October Jack'O'Lantern".
Naomi bravely extracts the gooshy stuff.
Water table play.
Drinking from the proverbial fire hose.
Enjoying one of many mini meals.
Completing a challenging 25 piece puzzle. (Sorry about the outfit, Jenny - our bad!)
Naomi presents a puppet show.
Danielle follows suit.
Faint echos of the 60's -- our own flower child!
Naomi's school had a fundraising fair. Naomi decided to go for the facepaint.
Isn't she beautiful?
The fire department brought one of their engines. Both Naomi and Danielle climbed over it.
Naomi still sometimes stops to ride the rocking horse on her way out of the after school center, where she attended preschool.
Danielle enjoys having a quiet time of reading... occasionally.
Naomi dances to the Veggie Tales theme song.
We carved an "Early October Jack'O'Lantern".
Naomi bravely extracts the gooshy stuff.
Water table play.
Drinking from the proverbial fire hose.
Enjoying one of many mini meals.
Completing a challenging 25 piece puzzle. (Sorry about the outfit, Jenny - our bad!)
Naomi presents a puppet show.
Danielle follows suit.
Faint echos of the 60's -- our own flower child!
Grandcamp East
We had the privilege of helping with John and Christopher during the startup of school season. They are becoming great Brothers.
Constant motion! Christopher enjoys moving "rocks" from one container to another, while John demonstrates Brownian Motion.
John and Mimi made some cookies.
One night, John decided he wanted to sleep in the hallway instead of his bed.
John and Christopher enjoyed sliding down from the fort.
John rides the bus home from school.
Constant motion! Christopher enjoys moving "rocks" from one container to another, while John demonstrates Brownian Motion.
John and Mimi made some cookies.
One night, John decided he wanted to sleep in the hallway instead of his bed.
John and Christopher enjoyed sliding down from the fort.
John rides the bus home from school.
Yard
It was hot this summer. And dry.
The John/Naomi tree kind of took a beating, but we think it just went into hibernation in self defense.
We're not so sure about the Leland Cypress's. They have been cut off to see if there is any life left in the root stock.
The rosemary seemed oblivious.
The Liriope burned on the tips of the leaves.
And the Texas Sage suffered, but recovered nicely after a little shower we had.
Mimi decided to rearrange the brick patio, due to uneven surfaces/trip hazards.
A lot of bricks were relocated.
And a lot of plants were "pruned"... (there used to be 5 Leland Cypress' there...)
The John/Naomi tree kind of took a beating, but we think it just went into hibernation in self defense.
We're not so sure about the Leland Cypress's. They have been cut off to see if there is any life left in the root stock.
The rosemary seemed oblivious.
The Liriope burned on the tips of the leaves.
And the Texas Sage suffered, but recovered nicely after a little shower we had.
Mimi decided to rearrange the brick patio, due to uneven surfaces/trip hazards.
A lot of bricks were relocated.
And a lot of plants were "pruned"... (there used to be 5 Leland Cypress' there...)
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