We had quite a few picnics around this time. Must have been the great weather that kept drawing us outside. This was at Deerfield Beach and included the already-and-now-even-more famous Whale Fries!
The above picture depicts one little sister kicking the *art work* of one older sister.
This one depicts above-mentioned *art work*. I'm told it's a horse. Kind of looks more like a lizard to me, but why would you ride a lizard?
{the coolest playground ever}
{the nature trail}
{the carousel}
{the flowers on the horse}
{the picnic}
Minus the lions, that is. Come to think of it, the bears were too far over in the corner, so I never got a shot of them.
This is what you get to do when your mom makes pink cream whoopie pies for Valentine's Day.
Generally speaking, I don't like being around a large group of other people's kids. Weird coming from a teacher, no?
But large groups of kids, like say, at a kid's birthday party, tend to be, well, you know. Somewhat unsupervised.
So I wasn't entirely looking forward to baby Aaron's first birthday party. Especially when I heard it was was of those, all-out-bounce-house-Barney-pizza-and-pinata kinds of parties.
But, it was a beautiful day, Aaron's parents have a lovely backyard, and, aside from the neighbor girl trying to take down Barney, I'd say a good time was had by all.
Turns out Aaron and his big brother have lots of cool stuff in the backyard (besides the bounce house and Barney), and my girls pretty much wore out the battery on this little Jeep.
Look at this fantastic sign I found hanging on the fence!
So maybe Aaron didn't even realize what was going on. But we ended up having a very nice day. And, yes, that is the entire bottom of the pinata that Emma used to collect her winnings.
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