I'm Not Tired

This is why we still need naps!

Little Squirt

A few weeks ago Reese and I had a fun sleep over at a cousins house. Reese had his first water fight. This was my favorite clip of the event. She was aiming for his mouth at his request.

We also visited Hidden Pond. It has a really cute nature park with the biggest piece of petrified wood I have ever seen. Reese got to touch a snake, catch some fish in a little net, and see a lot of little animals.

We had ate lots of yummy food, stayed up late, watched a movie, and had a fantastic time!

Thank You Cousins!

New Goggles

Happy swimming Reese



He jumps off of Dylan's Shoulders...should I be nervous?

This is how he walks up to our apartment.

Goggles are still on in the Elevator.

Reese LOVES swimming! We just purchased some new super cool goggles. He loves them so much we could hardly get him to take them off!

Eyebrow Face

My son is very talented, what can I say?

Theodore Roosevelt Island

I love DC! The Theodore Roosevelt Island is less than five minutes from our apartment. It’s a really fun little hike. We saw a momma duck with her baby ducklings, frogs, and a baby turtle.

Reese had a fun time despite the fact that he made Dylan or I carry him the entire time. I am wondering if he might be having growing pains in his legs. Usually we can’t keep up with him.

The only hard part is I don’t feel like we can go back there are so many other fun places to see.

Lyon Village Park

We found a new park. I love play grounds. This one is well equipped with a water feature, large playground, good old fashioned sand box, and cool spin toys. Dylan and I even got to play.

National Aquarium in Baltimore

Last Monday Dylan had the day off so we went to the National Aquarium in Baltimore. We experienced the 4D Theater. Reese was so excited about the bubbles he quit worrying about the water and air being squirted in his face. He learned that the best way to enjoy 4D is on mom’s lap.

The dolphin show was ok. I think we have been spoiled by Sea World.

The frog exhibit was by far the favorite. We could not pull Reese away from the poison dart frogs. Did you know that the poison dart frogs are not poisonous in captivity? They are only poisonous because of the bugs they eat. Hmmm maybe we should get one for a pet.