I visited the playground of my future school to see what it was all about.
They have a tetherball pole…
…a GaGa Ball pit…
…and a big ol’ play structure.
I was really interested in this tree because Minecraft got me into trees!
One thing I learned is that the fir cones make my hands very sticky!
Also, there were a million bees.
It’s been a long time since I did LEGOs @ the Library in Portland, but I wanted to make my triumphant return! I have a few more planned this summer before school starts.
We went to Sushi Hurray for Mommy’s birthday. I love to watch the food go around and around…
My favorite sushi is…the watermelon!
Here’s the card I made Mommy, too!
For Mommy’s birthday, I took her out to my favorite place – Oaks, of course!
We tilted and whirled…
…flew a hot air balloon…
…rode the wild ocean…
…and went on a ride we’d never been on – the Rock-O-Plane!
Oh, yeah, and I continued to fantasize about the day I’m 48 inches tall and get to ride Adrenaline Peak!
I went to Ayaka’s house to play and saw her new baby brother, Akira. He’s so tiny!
Then I strung some beads with Ayaka.
I also jumped on her new trampoline.
And we started a band!
For Daddy’s birthday, we went to a Portland Pickles baseball game!
We sat out in the left field berm, and I got to watch the players practice before the game.
I also drew some goat milk fields while we waited for the game to start.
Then the game started and Daddy showed me what everyone was doing.
The best thing about being out in the berm is that you can run around and play during the game.
I also liked wandering around the park. This hill was fun to climb up.
And these cinderblocks were fun to step on.
I also played a little game of cornhole.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a Portland Pickles game without getting some pickles on a stick!
And, yippee, the Pickles WON!
And here’s the card I made him, too!
I went to Oliver’s house and he showed me a bunch of cool things to do in Minecraft, like teleport to the End City and the Woodland Mansion.
I went to Oaks Amusement Park again!
This is the ride I want to go on when I’m 48 inches tall. (4 inches to go!)
I made Daddy a Father’s Day card and showed him all the cool drawings I put in it.
Then we went to a record store in Oregon City and found a record with “It’s A Small World” on it! With the Father’s Day discount, it cost $1. It was a Father’s Day miracle!
Then we went home, put the record on, and danced through that whole wonderful chorus.
My pea plant keeps on growing, so we had to find more sticks.
