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| It was fairly early and DST |
Must stop making impromptu trips to the beach, or at least put a towel in the car. It was 80-85 all weekend so we went both mornings after our walk and it was so nice. Jack is a little shy of crashing waves, but he warms up to it.
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| Loves the cold water |
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| Loves the sand |
Jacks dog bark is evolving. It used to sound like he was blowing bubbles but now he's getting a little more woof in there. I have to capture his oink and meow on video. It kills me. Still not so many other words but dang, if he isn't super bossy with his grunts and pushes.
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| My favorite sight |
After the beach Sunday, we went straight outside to ride bikes and other items, then the ice cream truck comes by (always right before lunch) more scooting over the ramp, someone got out a sprinkler, trampoline jumping and so on.
Needless to say, they slept well that night.
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Circled up totally on their own (around the hamster)
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| Knees like his mommas |
I don't want to be all stereotypical, but this one is all boy. I still have scars on my knees from skinning them, but you could attribute that to clumsiness rather than risky and fast moves like Bobby.
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| Practicing |
I'd love to say he was loving on his baby doll and all that, when really, he was just stopping to take him out and put him on the floor, preferring to push an empty stroller. He will give the baby kisses but regards it cautiously. Jack doesn't even like when Bobby and I snuggle, so June will be very very interesting. Three years apart might have been a good separation after all, two is pushing it with a jealous/protective kid like Jack.
#3 will survive, just ask your sister. #2 will need a little extra attention and cuddles in the beginning but then it all works out.#1 will protect #3 just don't give the instruction "if (s)he touches your xxxx, just push him away" or #3 might go flying.
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