Sunday, May 3, 2009
Ardenwood Farm
Our playgroup recently took a trip to Ardenwood Farm for toddler time. It was so fun: the guy running the program was great with kids, and he had a fun schedule for them. We had story time and then the kids learned about growing and harvesting corn for animal feed. They even got to crack the corn and feed it to the sheep. At the end we all got an ear of popcorn to bring home and pop. It was awesome and I recommend it to everyone.
Gianna liked seeing the peacock walking around when we got there.
Storytime.
Gianna's turn to crack corn.
Enjoying popcorn-on-the-cob at home.
Gianna liked seeing the peacock walking around when we got there.

Storytime.
Gianna's turn to crack corn.
Enjoying popcorn-on-the-cob at home.
Downtown Livermore
Picnic Day
On April 18th we headed up to Davis for Picnic Day. I hadn't been feeling great, but Justin and Gianna were going up there with Johnny so Connor and I decided to tag along. We were glad we did because it was lots of fun and I even got to see some minor celebrities (Toni and Dallas from the Amazing Race).
Watching the parade.
Gianna trying her first rice crispy treat outside Plutos. The verdict: she's still not sure.
Planting clover seeds in a newspaper pot.
Gone fishin'
Making a bracelet.
Blowing bubbles.
Showing a horse the bracelet she made.
Watching the parade.

Gianna trying her first rice crispy treat outside Plutos. The verdict: she's still not sure.
Planting clover seeds in a newspaper pot.
Gone fishin'
Making a bracelet.
Blowing bubbles.
Showing a horse the bracelet she made.
Planting Beans
In Gianna's preschool class they made little greenhouses (super fun and easy project: Just dirt, bean seeds and a little water in a Ziploc bag taped to the window for a few weeks). When we brought the new plants home from preschool she could not wait to transfer them to our gardening beds. Of course she didn't mind that it was a zillion degrees outside (okay, it was really only about 95), but she did get to wear this cool hat!
Showing off her greenhouse.
Excited to plant beans.
Watering the plants.
Proud of her work.
Showing off her greenhouse.

Excited to plant beans.

Watering the plants.

Proud of her work.
Cute Baby

Connor is a traffic-stopper. I'm not bragging, but people actually stop me all the time to tell me how cute he is. Okay, maybe I'm bragging a little. Here are some pictures from tummy time (same day as previous post) that show how cute he is. I love his blue eyes and we can almost always get a smile out of him. What a trooper!
Flirting (he does this a lot)
Cutie!
Smiling.
Bro and Sis
Sarah's Birthday
Sarah's Lamb Cake.
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