Visit Great Grandma Reddy

Gio loves to play her organ. He refers to it as her piano. Here's Breetz tickling a few ivories too.

GGR always has some sort of snack for us when we visit.

Visit to A Dairy Farm

Curious

"Hello there."

Cute calf
Both boys looking at the same calf at the same time. (Not an easy thing to capture.)

Gio & a friend from playgroup.

Ma-om!

Sometimes when the lighting is just right one of the boys will get a twinkle in their eyes. The other day when Breetz was just about finished eating I noticed it. I got one smiling pic. out of it before he had had enough.

Ma-om, enough pictures already. Just clean me up and get me down.
"Breetz, smile for Ma ma."

"I can't hear you. I'm plugging my ears."

Mom's Rain Kissed Roses

I ran out to the car in the rain to grab the camera. The rain stopped, I looked to my right, and there were Mom's roses as beautiful as ever. How could I resist?

It started raining again on the way in the house.

The Stream That Runs Through Babcock Park

After playing on the playground for awhile, Gio & I decided to wet out feet in the stream.

Breetz feels the flowing water.

View of the stream

The park was very clean. This was the only litter we saw but any litter is sad. I am proud to live in such a beautiful country. One of the ways I show this is by recycling and putting trash in it's proper place.

We walked part of the paved path.

Sepia

Basil ????? Park

Little fellow dressed in yellow.

Back...
... and forth

Breetz on swing.

Breetz loves the swing. He laughs and smiles.

Uncle Ryan Pops In For A Visit

Uncle Ryan in his way cool riding jacket. He is very informed when it comes to saftey and told us his jacket had basically no protection in front because a person will never land on their chest if they fall off their motorcycle.

Gio drives the mower "aw by mysef".

Uncle Ryan is into things with wheels just like Gio. Gio was excited to get on his motorcycle until he saw it up close. He still wanted to get on it. I don't think he expected it to be so big. He has only seen them from a distance.