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| Before heading out to the zoo, we had a restful morning. Check out what Madeline created with the change from her piggy bank. So cute. I love that she thinks that life is all about smiling! |
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| Ryan and Mommy worked very hard on this 3-D superhero creation. Even with all his boyish energy, Ryan loves to sit down and color and create things. My special, special boy. And what a funny facial expression. |
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| Be careful boy. That things going to bite you! Obviously, it's not real, but man, it was one of the most live looking statues we've seen. We were all a little tentative about touching it. Of course, Ry was first in line. |
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| And we announce the egg birth of Ryan Joshua. . .40 some pounds and very long. |
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| And also, we announce the egg birth of Madeline Olivia, 40 some pounds, very, very long, and pure sugar. |
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| Me and my babies. Thankfully, this was a very, very tame rhino! |
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| A little rock climbing. |
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| Okay, his faces crack me up. Boy, you are too, too funny. You are such a joy in your Mommy's and Daddy's lives. |
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| Ride 'em chimpanzee! |
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| Watch out Bobo, Mommy's found a new 4-legged love, and his kisses are much, much drier. |
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| Okay, another really scary, real looking statue. I love this picture. So, so cute. |
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| Oh my goodness, what a cute, cute snake picture. Who else could make standing next to a snake appear so cute! Mommy's precious, precious baby girl! |
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| Thank goodness, Daddy's so strong. It's no fun looking at sea lions and seals at less than 4 feet. |
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On a whim we decided to go to the zoo on Labor Day. We had such a wonderful time. I'm so grateful for time together as a family.
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