Oliver tries to brush his crazy morning hair.
He's quite into making faces. This is his frownie face.
Playing in the garage as we get ready to take Grandma and Grandpa to the airport. They had turned the marshmallow guns into musical instruments. "Pretend you don't see us, Mommy! Listen to this music on the radio."
Saying goodbye to Grandma and Grandpa at the airport. A good picture of everyone!!
I surprised them with a visit to Pump It Up. Oliver liked the balls at the skee ball game.
He also played with the balls at this game. Air blows to hold balls up so that they "float" in the air. Eleanor enjoyed throwing other balls to knock them down.
For the most part, Oliver didn't care for the inflatables. He did get in this one a few times, but not for long.
Lots of sliding down the big slide.
Whee!
Happy slider.
Oliver's reaction to watching his sisters fly down the slide.
His version of sliding.
My happy lunch companions. They ate quickly so they could get back to playing.
All the kids liked air hockey. Oliver played for a long time.
Getting the hang of it.
Another favorite. Lots of colorful velcro spots to run up to and attach a ribbon to. Then, run back up and pull them off. With a steep incline, it's hard to reach up too far.
Eleanor had been asking for a game night with Papa. She had Settlers set up early this morning though he wasn't coming til dinner time.
Those who weren't playing decorated masks.
Who are those masked ladies?
The boy who loves his trains. After waiting while everyone else played a card game, his first four word sentence (he's just getting good at two): "Mama, elp duh-duh eese" which means "Mama, help trains please."
