Every time we go to New Hampshire, we need to make sure we go kayaking! This time, we used the inflatable kayak, which is cool, because all three of us can go at the same time.


We flew across the country for our annual trip to New Hampshire to visit Grandma and Grandpa!

After some rest from our red eye flight, we visited Grandpa’s HAM radio club and I got to learn a little bit about how it works.


I waded in Eastman Lake while Grandpa and Daddy drove the boat.

And, oh look! I convinced everyone to go to Six Flags New England, where I got four new coaster credits! I also met another coaster enthusiast in line for Thunderbolt, and it was really fun to talk to him.

There was a cool train track in Vermont.

Of course, I had my annual trip to a bookstore where I relaxed on the stairs. In fact, we went to two bookstores this year where I relaxed on the stairs!


We went out for pizza one night by the Contoocook River and walked over this cool covered bridge.

Would you like to watch a video of my adventures? Here you go!
It was light out as we caught the Dartmouth Coach at the bus station, and dark by the time we were in the air over Boston.
Thanks for having us, Grandma and Grandpa!

Fireplace!!! (We are thankful for fireplaces.)

I spent the afternoon at the Montshire Museum of Science, where I’ve been once before. But this time, I did all new things.
I got to make a bubble wall…

…and a bubble dome.

I watched air bubbles float up through liquids of different viscosity.

And slid pennies down this huge funnel.

I got to put my hand through fog…

…and put balls through this maze of air tunnels!
It was snowy and icy outside, which was my excuse for the perfect day of lounging around.

Grandma and I had a “draw off,” which will become our new evening tradition while I’m here.


A place I requested we go to was King Arthur Flour in Vermont. It’s tradition!

It’s not Thanksgiving yet, but they were already set up for Christmas.
