It's Missing!

Tai likes to say those words, but today it is I who must declare, "It's missing!"  I hid my camera so Tai wouldn't grab it, and now I can't remember where I put it.  That means the pictures of the completed play set will have to wait.  Don't fret, dear readers!  I am sure it will turn up... eventually.

In Progress

Have you guessed yet?

It's an ...

Outdoor playset!

Yoshi worked so hard.

It took a full three days!

He even worked on it every day when he got home from work. 

This is not the finished product.  Stay tuned!

Latest Project

Yoshi's building something made out of an insane amount of pieces. Stay tuned to see what it is!

Maia's Favorite Things

Maia loves:
Riding her scooter
Riding her bike
Playing in the pool
Swinging
Ice cream
All things girlie
PUPPIES
Stuffed animals
Watching TV
Reading books
Playing with friends

Tai's Favorite Things

Tai loves:
Trucks
Dinosaurs
Superheroes
Animals
Playing
Sandboxes
Being read to
Watching TV
Soft blankets
Boys that are a little older
Fun music and dancing

Sweet

Tai and I stopped at Target while Maia was at summer camp. It is different hanging out with only one child. In some ways it is easier, but also harder because there is no entertainment. You're it! Thankfully, Target serves popcorn and lemonade, so Tai stayed occupied long enough for me to grab the items I needed.

The sweetest thing, though, was that whenever we passed a "girlie" item or something that Maia would like, Tai would say,"Stop. Stop. Go back." When I returned to the thing he was noticing, he would say, "How about we buy it [for] Maiachan?" It warmed my heart. Both of my kids have such sweet dispositions and love each other. I feel extremely fortunate and grateful.

Pony Rides!

What makes a kid happier than a pony ride?  I can't think of much.  Maia and Tai had a great time experiencing the pony ride at the Columbus zoo.  Maia has gone on pony rides before, but this was Tai's first time.  He did a great job and reminded me that he is growing up quickly and is no longer really a baby.  After all, babies can't ride ponies by themselves.