Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
Seattle Weekend Vacation
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| Archer explores our hotel room view |
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| A sandwich board is so much more when you're patiently waiting to be seated at a busy pizza place on a Friday night |
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| TJ begins his assault on a giant pancake breakfast |
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| TJ insisted he go through the revolving door solo |
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| Pacific Science Center |
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| Much of our time in Seattle was spent in the pool |
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| Touristy Seattle |
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| Dressing for firefighting — at Hands On Children's Museum. |
[Video] Blasts from the Past: Cans, Onions & Lunch Chat
Recently edited video footage from across the past few years...
TJ (1 year 10 months) sets up an obstacle course in the kitchen...
TJ (2 years 2 months) eating grilled onion with Raminta...
TJ (1 year 10 months) chats about his lunch with Raminta.
TJ (1 year 10 months) sets up an obstacle course in the kitchen...
TJ (2 years 2 months) eating grilled onion with Raminta...
TJ (1 year 10 months) chats about his lunch with Raminta.
April Highlights
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| Chutes and Ladders... (if you can't say anything nice, at least it makes a fun picture.) |
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| Blood pressure cuff: you're doing it wrong. |
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| Archer improves his access to the train table. |
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| TJ Flynn, cartographer |
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| Heavy Duty |
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| Worm friend (not actually in danger of being squished by rock). |
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| BFFs |
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| TJ + Zaden = buds |
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| Penguin swim lessons |
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| That wide-mouthed expression of unfettered joy is commonplace during swim lessons. |
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| I'M TURNING ONE, PEOPLE! |
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| cuties |
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| Ready to bike to the park... |
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| "Hell yeah, swing!" |
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| TJ has mastered his 12" balance/kick bike, so we moved up to a pedal bike. He can ride this 16" beast. He just can't get on/off without assistance, so we picked up a 12" pedal bike in May. |
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| Rendering our own lard from pig fat provided by Bald Hill Farm |
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| We're set for quite a while with lard for cooking. Thanks, Bald Hill Farm! |
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