Gio excited about using his new wheel barrow to look for eggs.
Breetz finds an egg.
Joe made these walking blocks for them. We have been trying to make them at least one gift for each holiday.
Gio enjoying a chochlate rabbit.
The boys, with their grandmother's permission, had a fablious time turning stones over in the garden and looking for bugs.
Piling up the goodies.
Eating grapes right from the bunch.
Fruit salad a very healthy desert
Breetz's favorite restaurant is Muckintamoes aka Moe's. He calls it that because when people walk in the door the employees yell out "Welcome to Moe's." He asked to go there for his birthday and talked about it for weeks before so to Moe's we went.
Joe got nachos ....yyyyuuummmm
Breetz loves his grandmother soooooo much. They're best buddies (after Gio of course).
A robin in Mom's yard.
Carrot cake (picked out before hand by Breetz from Wegmans of course)
We decided to simplify our birthday celebrations. Two gifts for Breetz and one smaller gift for Gio. This way they can enjoy their gifts and not be overwelmed.
Gio was very excited about Breetz's gifts, especially his baby because he has the same type of doll at school and some of his classmates have them as well. He has asked me to make him one for his birthday. Breetz's teacher told me this would happen but at the time I was sceptical.
Gio's gift was a bag of sea shells.
The doll is called a heavy baby because it is filled with millet and weighs several pounds. I really enjoyed making it.
At Gio's school they have a beautifully made tractor and livestock trailer. We found out was made by a German company called Fagus. We decided to get Breetz the skip truck.
Joe holding Breetz's heavy baby.
Gio is really enjoying school.
Oakly lives next door and whenever he's out he wiggles through the trees to see all the children until he just gets too excited then wiggles back out to run around excitedly and then quickly back in between the trunks of the bushes to be pet and talked to some more.
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