of your two favorite munchkins.
We headed out looking for a kimono exposition and instead found a small kimono sale, a marching band competition, and a great place for a picnic lunch. The fountain/courtyard that Logan is overlooking was in front of the kimono sale area.
Of course we found a playground as well. How could you doubt that?
Logan and Naomi were both really interested in watching the marching bands warm up but I was too busy alternately making sure neither of them got trampled on and responding to the “Kawaii!!!” cries to get any good pictures of them watching the bands.
Back at home, we get a glimpse at a few of the many faces of Naomi.
These are both faces of pure concentration. Hammering toothpicks into playdough is serious business.
Naomi is VERY interested in books about animals and animal sounds.
We found yet another new playground. This one was interesting because the whole thing was handicap accessible. In fact, as we arrived a small group of young people in wheelchairs were just leaving the playground.
I’d never seen a playground like this before, but it was really interesting and lots of fun.
Look how big Naomi is getting—on the swing all by herself! And look at that great, big brother smile!
I just want to smoosh those little cutie pies of yours! What a great playground.
ReplyDeleteWOW - however do you find all those wonderful playgrounds? Amazed at how Logan and Naomi are growing!
ReplyDeleteLove, Mom