Over the weekend, we went out into the 99 degree heat to fly the Skyrocopter that Grandpa got me a while back. It was so hot, we were the only weirdos outside. But when you gotta fly, you gotta fly!




Over the weekend, we went out into the 99 degree heat to fly the Skyrocopter that Grandpa got me a while back. It was so hot, we were the only weirdos outside. But when you gotta fly, you gotta fly!




LEGOLab is on break again this Saturday, so Mommy and I headed up to Portland for their monthly Legos @ The Library shindig. Come back, LEGOLab!



The Artist from the Dexter Video Collection.
LEGOLab took a break last weekend. Thankfully, LEGO Club at the West Linn Public Library was in full swing. It was my first time there!

Drawing is a “no pants” activity.

Too busy building to care that Daddy put a box on my head.

Mommy and Daddy…went out to dinner by themselves.
Miss Christine, her husband Tom, and two sons, Reid and Eric, played with me at their house.
I’m still absorbing the idea that Mommy and Daddy would do something without me, but…Miss Christine had Legos! And her family is really nice.

I had another play date with Eliwen yesterday. As usual, we started off at the Singer Hill Cafe.


Then we went to the Oregon City Public Library, where I did some more flower hunting.

Next, I had to go check out my latest work from last weekend’s LEGOLab. (I go every Saturday with Daddy now.)


Then we played on the computers. I had my own computer, but I wanted to check out what she was watching (a video that had girls with butterfly wings or something??)

Then it was off to play with the second greatest building toy (after LEGO, of course)… Magna-Tiles! I built an airport terminal, as I always do.




Then we went off on our separate ways. I always stay for a really long time. I like the peace and quiet. And once Mommy drags me out of the house, it’s hard to drag me back in.


I’m obsessed.
(Oh, and Mommy discovered I know how to buy things on Amazon now.)

Here is an airport terminal and airplanes, all of my own design.

I did Easter egg coloring a little differently than last year. I very meticulously went one color at a time, choosing to start with JetBlue blue.


