Yesterday, we went to the Oregon Zoo to see their annual Christmas light extravaganza, ZooLights.
But first…had to check out this awesome bridge! (I love bridges.)
Then it was time to hit the carousel, one of my favorites.
It finally got dark enough for the lights to turn on…
Then on to my other favorite – the zoo train!
Added bonus: Supermoon!
We went up to Portland yesterday to peruse neighborhoods for when we maybe one day possibly move there.
While we were there, we had lunch at the Tin Shed, where we met up with Aunt Lisa and Uncle Ryan last year.
I was super excited to fly there like an airplane!
But then we waited. A long time. For a table.
But Chubs was really happy because he loves coming out with us!
I went back to Doernbecher to visit my nephrologist for a routine follow-up. Everything looks good! I’ll go back in six months to visit the gang.
Then I got to the important work of taking the tram! I was so excited, I had to run the whole way there.
Yesterday, we went to the Oregon Zoo. I’m not exactly…a fan of animals. They kind of scare me. But I was super brave and went anyway.
And rode on a train and a carousel!
The pool I’ve been frequenting is in this ‘hood.
This picture was taken after going to the pool for 2 hours, a lunch out, Legos @ The Library, and snack in the car while playing iPhone games – and before I ran up our street pretending to be an airplane in flight and (while Mommy was trying to cook dinner) exclaiming, “Mommy, play with me!”
Yesterday, I went up to Portland to play with Eliwen at the Mt. Scott Community Center. We also played with her friend, Yui, and a mystery girl who hung out with us. We played with a huge tennis ball and made crafts. Any guess what I made?
Another Portland library started hosting a weekly Legos @ The Library event. So of course, I had to go! This library even had LEGO books on display for inspiration.
Now every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday on my calendar is full of LEGO. (Not that I’m the type to have obsessions or anything…)
Bye, PDX! See you soon, Grandma, Grandpa, and Uncle Mike!
Now that I know Portland libraries do LEGO building events, my summer calendar has really filled up. This time, we went to a different library and they had some really cool pieces I’d never seen before.
