Sunday, June 19, 2011

Juice




Chillin' in the backyard, drinkin' juice. As you can see, it takes a lot of concentration.

Sunday, June 12, 2011

The New Sand Box


And here is Wyatt playing in his new Sand box table thingy that Grandma Sheila and Grandpa Jerry got Wyatt.

The boys



And here is a picture of the boys sleeping on the way home.

Roadblock/detour


So on our way home from Appleton, traffic was detoured off of the 90. As a result, we detoured and went to Bass Pro Shops in Auburn to buy cots and chairs for our camping extravaganza. Here is a picture of Wyatt watching the fishies.

Weekend at Justin and Michelle's






So we drove out to Appleton (just south of Lake Ontario, west of Rochester, and east of Buffalo) for Justin and Michelle's "Trifecta" birthday bash. Enjoy the photos! Wyatt spent most of his time with his little mommy Jessica. I put a picture of the two of them last year and this year to show the difference. It was pretty cute. Wyatt followed her around and she followed him around. The four of us went out in the mud buggy together.

Friday, June 10, 2011

Balloon Fest




Tonight we went to Paul and wendy's and met some new people. They had 3 girls. 3 new girls, + Hazel = Wyatt played with Mac, the neighbor boy. Too many girls. Here are some photos...one of the girls cause it was pretty cute, and then some of Wyatt looking at hot air balloons going over head. oh yeah, and one of Wyatt not liking his first ride on a horse.

Thursday, June 9, 2011

Strawberries!!!






So Hencle's was open today for 5 hours so after dropping Joanna off at the airport, Wyatt and I hightailed it to Baldwinsville to pick the first strawberries of the season. He lasted long enough for me to pick one bucket, and then he was on his way to see the tractors. We had to look at each one, and their were 6 that he could find. This kid has an eye for tractors. They were behind barns, in barns, over hills, everywhere! Enjoy the pictures! The one of him running down the row is the one where he decided he was going to go see the tractors...and they were 1/4 mile away back at the barn.