Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Frames
I made these frames over the weekend for Tyler and Conley. They are both having a birthday party on Saturday in San Antonio.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Silly Town
We went with several friends to Silly Town in Rosenburg (about 30 minutes from home) today. Here is a brief description from their website:
"Silly Town is an Indoor Playground. We provide many educational activities that encourage every child to use their imaginations. Kids can be Teachers, Doctors, Librarians, Chefs, Construction Workers, Mechanics, A Daddy or Mommy, Pirates, A Princess, etc... As if that isn't plenty they can take a stroll through the Market and shop, enter the castle of makebelive, take a relaxing swim in the ball pit pool, ride on our exciting roller coaster, take a ride around town on one of the many vehicles and so much more."
All the kids had a wonderful time. Jacob's favorite was riding the "roller coaster". He did it about 30 times and then the other kids wanted a turn. He wasn't pleased with having to share his coveted toy, but found other fun things to do as well. Jacob enjoyed working in the kitchen. He played with some of my friend's girls and served them tea in their tea cups. He also enjoyed using the microwave to make the girls some donuts! Silly Town has a Music Room and Construction Junction which Jacob loved. We were there from 9:30am-1:00pm. We plan to go back next week with a different friend who wasn't able to go this trip. This is a child's dream!

Jacob reading in the Library! -------->

Jacob in the Library reading and playing with a garbage truck that he found!
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My Little Chef in a pink apron! ------------->
"Silly Town is an Indoor Playground. We provide many educational activities that encourage every child to use their imaginations. Kids can be Teachers, Doctors, Librarians, Chefs, Construction Workers, Mechanics, A Daddy or Mommy, Pirates, A Princess, etc... As if that isn't plenty they can take a stroll through the Market and shop, enter the castle of makebelive, take a relaxing swim in the ball pit pool, ride on our exciting roller coaster, take a ride around town on one of the many vehicles and so much more."All the kids had a wonderful time. Jacob's favorite was riding the "roller coaster". He did it about 30 times and then the other kids wanted a turn. He wasn't pleased with having to share his coveted toy, but found other fun things to do as well. Jacob enjoyed working in the kitchen. He played with some of my friend's girls and served them tea in their tea cups. He also enjoyed using the microwave to make the girls some donuts! Silly Town has a Music Room and Construction Junction which Jacob loved. We were there from 9:30am-1:00pm. We plan to go back next week with a different friend who wasn't able to go this trip. This is a child's dream!

Jacob reading in the Library! -------->

Jacob in the Library reading and playing with a garbage truck that he found!
----->My Little Chef in a pink apron! ------------->
Sleepy Boy
These are a couple of pictures I took of Jacob sleeping on his daddy. He was so exhausted from our busy day of swimming and playing with friends.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Swing Jacob, Swing
Here are a couple of photos from a birthday party (Cole and Ava) that we attended today. I thought Jacob would really swing hard, but he didn't... I am not sure that he really knew what was actually going on here. He just knew that it looked like fun when the other kids were swinging! He was really happy when the pinata brook and candy flew out!
To the Driving Range
Jacob with his clubs. Ready to go to the driving range with daddy and papa. He carries them like a pro.
Good Deed Gone Bad
I put our empty (or, almost empty) ink cartridges in a charity recycle bag. One of those that I picked up at Petsmart, that benefits some charity for animals. Anyway, I put the sealed bag into our mailbox, raised the flag, and went on with the rest of the day. A few hours later Ryan called me while Jacob and I were out swimming. He said that our postal carrier brought my package to the door and said that the ink leak out everywhere on her. Permanent printer ink, of course. She said that she didn't think it damaged any of the mail, just her clothing. Oops...
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