We went to go visit the horses on Sunday evening. The weather was soooo nice!!
Brook chasing bubbles. Good times.
I am pretty sure Trev broke his toe on Friday night. He didn't go to the Dr, so we will never know.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Around our place
Brook chasing bubbles. Good times.I am pretty sure Trev broke his toe on Friday night. He didn't go to the Dr, so we will never know.
Visiting Ryan and Jackie
We took a trip to Winnipeg last weekend to visit with Trevor's Brother and his family. We had a really great time. Usually when we go to Winnipeg we pack our entire time with scheduled activities. This time we went with no itinerary. It was really fun. We took a trip to the children's museum, went for ice cream, and (Trev's favorite) played Wii Rock Band. Brook spent most of her time enjoying all of her cousins toys and learning how to share. I really enjoyed getting to know my sister in law better. We were all good and tired when we got home but it was worth it
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Bloody and Sticky
What a beautiful day it was this morning. Brook and I started the day by waiving goodbye to Trevor, eating our breakfast and leisurely cleaning the house. By 11 am we were running out of activities, so we put on our jackets and headed to the bank to make a deposit.
We saw birds, dogs, a cat, a squirrel, and a Pug. (which I have been told is a canine, but I am not sure I believe that) We stopped a few times for Brook to point to her shoes and say "boots". She is fascinated by her footwear.
About 1.75 blocks into our 2 block walk Brook tripped on a crack on the side walk, hit her face on the cement and split her lip open. Blood, spit and tears were everywhere. For a moment I considered walking home, but the bank was the closest place to find any kind of absorbent material to clean her up, so in we went. The ladies were so good. They gave us kleenex, paper towels, and even dampened a few with cold
water to keep down the swelling in Brooks puffy lip. Our jackets were nicely soiled with blood, but other than that we were fine. Brook's crying was quickly silenced when Linda, one of the tellers, offered her a basket of suckers to choose from. I made my deposit and we were on our way back home.
Brook fully enjoyed her sucker, which made our walk home a bit longer, but we were in no hurry. She would stop, touch the sucker with her thumb and forefinger, then put it back in her mouth. A few times we had to break for her to switch the sucker from hand to hand. During one of these exchanges the sucker fell to the ground, caked with dirt. Before I could intervien the sucker was back in her mouth. She didn't even seem to notice the extra garnish of gravel.
By the time we got home both of us were very sticky and still quite bloody. It was a good walk, but it didn't quite turn out the way I had planned. I guess that is how life is all the time. What a beautiful day it was this morning.
We saw birds, dogs, a cat, a squirrel, and a Pug. (which I have been told is a canine, but I am not sure I believe that) We stopped a few times for Brook to point to her shoes and say "boots". She is fascinated by her footwear.
About 1.75 blocks into our 2 block walk Brook tripped on a crack on the side walk, hit her face on the cement and split her lip open. Blood, spit and tears were everywhere. For a moment I considered walking home, but the bank was the closest place to find any kind of absorbent material to clean her up, so in we went. The ladies were so good. They gave us kleenex, paper towels, and even dampened a few with cold
water to keep down the swelling in Brooks puffy lip. Our jackets were nicely soiled with blood, but other than that we were fine. Brook's crying was quickly silenced when Linda, one of the tellers, offered her a basket of suckers to choose from. I made my deposit and we were on our way back home.Brook fully enjoyed her sucker, which made our walk home a bit longer, but we were in no hurry. She would stop, touch the sucker with her thumb and forefinger, then put it back in her mouth. A few times we had to break for her to switch the sucker from hand to hand. During one of these exchanges the sucker fell to the ground, caked with dirt. Before I could intervien the sucker was back in her mouth. She didn't even seem to notice the extra garnish of gravel.
By the time we got home both of us were very sticky and still quite bloody. It was a good walk, but it didn't quite turn out the way I had planned. I guess that is how life is all the time. What a beautiful day it was this morning.
Moral of the story: When traveling with a small child never leave home without a pocket full of kleenex and your sense of adventure.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Puddles Are Fun
I have to tell you.... I did have to suppress my maternal instinct to help my daughter while I taped this video.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Random Fun
Trev is wearing a tam and Brook is wearing a container cover or "shower cap" as Trev calls it. Good times.
Another First
Brook tried to drink from a cup about a month ago. She got one or two sips and then poured the whole cup all over her face, pouring some milk up her nose in the process. Since then she refused to try it again. I would put the cup in front of her and she would push it away or cry until I gave her something to drink.
For some reason the phobia ended today. I wasn't even paying attention and she just picked up the cup and went at it. It's not the most entertaining video, but it is just fun to watch her learn something new. She was sooo excited! There was milk everywhere, but she was excited.
For some reason the phobia ended today. I wasn't even paying attention and she just picked up the cup and went at it. It's not the most entertaining video, but it is just fun to watch her learn something new. She was sooo excited! There was milk everywhere, but she was excited.
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