I graduated first grade! This is my “official” yearbook photo…taken in my backyard. Now I’m ready for a fun summer!

In honor of Father’s Day the next day, we went to St. HonorĂ© for dinner. We brought LEGOs to play with and I ordered my usual: a chocolate croissant.
My teacher took us on a virtual field trip to none other than Cedar Point! (For you non-coaster-enthusiasts, Cedar Point is an amusement park with SO. MANY. thrilling rollercoasters!) As you can imagine, I was very excited.
I went to Oaks for the 3rd time this season! I rode Adrenaline Peak again!
I also did a game for the first time. I didn’t get any rings on the bottles. Back to rides!
I’m not quite ready for this one!
A super tall coaster I created called The Catnip Cruiser:
A layout map for another coaster I created:
Canobie Lake Park, an amusement park I will visit the next time I see Grandma and Grandpa in New Hampshire:
A map for an amusement park I made up, complete with a height requirement key:
Sometimes I draw other things, too, like this subway map in Mommies:
Here’s a village:
Here’s a cruise ship, like the one I’ll be taking to Alaska next year:
And finally, a drawing for school where I had to use a verb:
Well, now that Finley’s had a taste of going outside, he insists we take him on walks three times a day. He loves it! He eats grass, watches the birds, chases bugs, and even found an underground bumblebee hive.
I got it in my mind that I really wanted to put my feet in the river. So we drove to Clackamette Park on a chilly spring day and I got my wish!
On Fridays after live Zoom lessons, I like to do drawing tutorials from a YouTube channel called Art for Kids Hub.
These are some of the things I’ve drawn!
Now that Finley sees that it’s sunny outside, he wants to go out on walks all the time.
I like to go on walks, too.