We all went to Portland so I could fulfill my dream of riding on a Portland Streetcar!
I had such a good time, I even wanted to have my picture taken in front of the streetcar after we got off.
We all went to Portland so I could fulfill my dream of riding on a Portland Streetcar!
I had such a good time, I even wanted to have my picture taken in front of the streetcar after we got off.
For the last two summers, the Music In The Park concert series that happens behind our house has been a source of anxiety, as I was not a music fan.
But when this year’s concert series started last week, I actually kind of liked it. And much to Mommy and Daddy’s surprise, I asked to go this week. So I watched the cars drive onto the field and got prepped for my first music concert.
And the first thing I saw…a bouncy castle!
And then I got a balloon. A highlight of the night!
Then we sat down for some pizza and the tunes of the Bobby Torres Ensemble.
Even Chubs had a good time!
After we got home, I could still hear the bongos as I played with my balloon on the deck.
On our final day in New Hampshire, we went out to breakfast and Hugs had a great time frolicking outside.
After breakfast, we went out to the lake.
I got all geared up for a big outing on the inflatable kayak. I named the boat Chillo. I named Grandpa’s other kayaks Lenny and Dottie.
After Mommy, Daddy, and I all went out, Grandpa took it for a spin, too.
When we got back home, Grandma read me a story as we began to wind down for our trip back to Portland.
Today we walked down through the forest to the edge of Grandma and Grandpa’s property, where a kayak was waiting for us.
I was all outfitted and ready to go!
First I went with Mommy…
…then with Daddy. I helped both of them paddle.
When we were finished kayaking, I helped Grandma make brownies. My job was to stir the batter 50 times!
Tomorrow we’re going to New Hampshire! I like to check out the map to see which states we’re flying over. See you soon, Grandma and Grandpa.
A perfect holiday: staying home, wearing pajamas all day, shooting water guns, and looking at maps.
Nana and Papa made a visit our way and we took them across the Willamette River to the east side of Portland. Our first stop was a restaurant called the Tin Shed, where we had to wait a long time, even though it was a Thursday.
Then we went to the playground at Laurelhurst Park.
Before heading home, we stopped to see the ducks at the Laurelhurst Duck Pond.
By the end of the day, Chubs was ready for a nap!
Mommy and Daddy’s birthdays are both in June, so we all went out for a little birthday adventure.
First, we headed to BG’s Food Cartel for some lunch.
Then we went to the Portland neighborhood, St. John’s. I’ve been wanting to cross the St. John’s Bridge for a long time!
Then it was off to Cathedral Park for some bridge gazing and drawing.
Chubs had a nice time, too. His favorite thing to do is sleep in the grass when it’s warm out.
For Father’s Day, we headed to the Willamette River! Dad and I enjoyed wading in the water and looking at the boats, paddle boards, and fun inflatables (unicorns are very popular this year!).
Chubs enjoyed himself, too.
Then it was off to Baskin-Robbins for some ice cream. None of that Salt & Straw nonsense for MY dad!
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!