I went to Annabel’s house to play again, but her older brother Oliver was there so I played with him, too! (He’s 7 and Annabel is 4.) They recently moved here from New Zealand, but they had this great map of America and the interstates.
Oliver also showed me the fort he made.
And I had to check out the tunnel that he and Annabel share.
Today was the last day of preschool!
It was basically a day of playing on these swings for the last time until September.
When the donuts, fruit, and popcorn were doled out, I passed on it and delighted in having the swings all to myself.
Freedom! (Until September…back to Cherry Hills for one more year.)
Students from West Linn High School came to the library to show us their award-winning robot. It could pick up boxes and put them down, as well as climb a structure using a hook and winch.
New park! New slide!
This slide made my hair go crazy.
Yesterday, I played with a girl named Annabel. Her Mommy is a friend of my Mommy.
Grandma got me a book called “My Book About Me,” where I get to write in things about myself. Here are a few pages that I have so far!
Uncle Mike and Aunt Sarah got me this Jenga game for my birthday and I’ve been eyeing it with curiosity ever since. But I finally decided to open it up and play! My favorite part is stacking it into a tower.
Some of the latest additions to my imaginary world of Mommies include:
Thanks for the rhinoceros hoodie, Nana. I hope no one reports a rhino running loose in West Linn!
It was Mother’s Day today! First thing in the morning, I surprised Mommy with a LEGO creation I secretly made at Bricks & Minifigs.
I also made her an awesome painting!
Then we set off to Oregon City to go for a little walk. Mommy is one of those people who likes to go outside when the weather is nice.
I wanted to test out every bench along the walking path.
After passing about a dozen benches, we found Willamette Falls.
Oh, and a pedestrian bridge!
Then we headed back to the car because it was really hot and our winter skin was not accustomed to such sunshine. Mommy had a great time!
