It's a GIRL!!
She is about 5 inches (head to rump), 12 ounces, and all the correct body parts are there.
(Whew, no vampires for us after all.)
It's a GIRL!!
She is about 5 inches (head to rump), 12 ounces, and all the correct body parts are there.
(Whew, no vampires for us after all.)
We raced with eggs and tossed eggs (a fun game we seem to keep trying to do at home).
We scored candy from the pinata.
We ate ice cream.
After the picnic, our friends took Bridger to play at their place (thanks again Heather & Michael), so we could go jump off a cliff at Punchbowl Falls without the distraction of a toddler. :) Thanks for joining us Chad & Misha!
Don't worry mom - I only jumped from the small cliff.
Attempt #2. I picked a little corner of our backyard and planted some more basil, parsley, 2 tomato plants and a red pepper plant. I know, a random selection, and certainly not something we could sustain ourselves with, but I was still recovering from the killing the basil.
And look! Success! The beginnings of life. The fruits of my labor. They did not die!
However, my little helper (the innocent looking one below) picked up on the fact there was something cool happening in the corner of our backyard. He climbed up 2 feet of tire tracks, climbed into the coveted garden bed, picked all the little green tomatoes he could find, threw them down to the ground, climbed down from the garden area, and gathered up his loot. This is the point where I caught up with him. I could tell all the budding tomatoes were history, and asked him what he was doing.
He very sweetly, held up the green tomatoes in his hands (some had little teeth marks on them), and said very resolutely, "Appoes".
How could I resist this little guy? Oh well, the good news is there has been a few more tomatoes pop out. I guess we will wait to see if they actually stay on the plant long enough to turn red before they get picked.

This is Bridger playing peek-a-boo with the lady sitting next to us. He thought this was a very clever way to hide himself.

For the last song of the evening, they invited all the children to go up near the stage and play along with the symphony. Despite the chaos of the kids, you can still hear some nice music in the background (thank goodness for the professionals). Bridger had a great time and has a nice, new noise maker!


