Mommy’s friend, Holly, just moved into a new house with her husband, Matt, and son, Quinton. And she invited us and a bunch of other kids to play.
First, we had a big Minecraft playing session!
Then I played around on Quinton’s piano.
Annabel and I watched as some of the other kids played badminton in the yard.
Then when they cleared out, I went to try some badminton myself. It was fun!
The grassy area at the end of our street has become a beautiful dandelion field!
I had my annual check-in at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital with my nephrologist, Dr. Rozansky. My kidneys look awesome!
Of course, I was most looking forward to riding the aerial tram. I don’t go to the hospital as often anymore, so it’s been a while since I’ve gone tramming.
I asked Mommy to take a picture of me waiting for Elle at school, and then I stuck my tongue out at her.
Before leaving to go home, I had to tackle this gigantic slice of watermelon.
At McCarran Airport, I told Nana and Papa what gate we were leaving from.
I took this picture of our plane!
When it was time to board, I got to talk to Capt. Henry. He invited me to sit in the First Officer’s seat, but nope, I was not going to do that. Then he showed me a button I could push and that’s when I was outta there!
I did draw a picture for him and First Officer Richard, though. I got to give it to them on the way out.
I started off the day discovering the most amazing thing about Minecraft – you can build a roller coaster!!!
Then I found some toothpicks and used them to make letters.
And then I went on the High Roller again! It’s kind of like a huge ferris wheel and was one of my favorite things to do when I visited Nana and Papa last year.
It was another sunny day, so we went to another park in the middle of the Town Square Mall.
I rode a unicorn…
…And baked Mommy a cake.
I also did some hula hooping.
My favorite, though, was the train! (Aka the “Cactus Coaster.”)
It was a beautiful day, so we headed to Container Park in downtown Las Vegas. It has a cool treehouse with three long, curvy slides!
There is also a big open space with building blocks, a bench swing, and what I called the yellow area.
The most interesting thing was this BUTTON. I couldn’t decide if I should push it…
Such a tough decision!
But then I just couldn’t help myself!
Bye, Container Park! You were fun to play in!
On my first morning in Henderson, Papa told me about his days as a fingerprint analyst and showed me fingerprints on the computer.
Then we looked at my fingerprints through a magnifying loupe.
Afterwards, we got to do the thing I was super excited for – The Adventuredome at Circus Circus. I LOVED IT.
Here’s a little video of me having the time of my life.
I’m off to visit Nana and Papa in Henderson, and I got to do it with a layover in San Francisco! Dreams really do come true.
Early on, I got right to the business of drawing airplanes.
While descending towards SFO, we had a neighbor from United Airlines.
We didn’t have much time in SFO for exploring, but I did get to play some tunes on this wooden xylophone before boarding our connecting flight.
On our second flight, I read “Ms. Bindergarten Gets Ready For Kindergarten” to Daddy.
Here are some wing photos I took while on our flights.
