You don't raise heroes, you raise sons.
And if you treat them like sons, they'll turn out to be heroes, even if it's just in your own eyes.
~ Walter M. Schirra, Sr.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Playdate at the Austin Children's Museum

Yesterday, we went to the Austin Children's Museum to have a playdate with Javen and Silina. Our playdates are few and far between, but so much fun when we have them. We are looking at another one next week at the San Marcos Library where the firemen are coming to visit to read the kiddos stories and they get to explore the big fire truck.

So, back to the museum...they had so much fun. They loved the train/car table that is in the lobby area when you first come in.
We went the inventors area (which is actually for 5+ yr olds, but they had fun). They liked to build some strange contraptions with the little wheels and sticks. Joshua was more into dancing the sticks around the table than anything else.
Then there was the little construction zone with little plastic nuts and bolts that they would sort by shapes and drop into the pipes to go to the first floor. When on the first floor you can send the nuts and bolts up a pipe to the second floor.
Here they are building a brick wall together.
Little slide babies.
Playing a couple of games in the Rising Star Ranch area.
Then of course Joshua would find the area with the toy cows to play with. He wanted to just stay there and put the cows into the little barn over and over again. I think Daddy is going to need to build him a toy barn or we are going to have to buy the one on schleich-s.com.
Joshua liked to play with the trucks too.
Right before leaving the museum I got a picture of the boys holding hands. It was so adorable and a true sign of how they are best friends.
We walked up a couple of blocks and had lunch at the Spaghetti Warehouse. The boys immediately wanted to get on the horse, which they proceeded to not like after getting on it. Oh well.
Here is Joshua just before getting on the freeway to go home.
It was a very fun morning and will have to be repeated again.

Thursday, September 09, 2010

Reflections of Motherhood

Puddle Splashing

Last night we went out and played on the road with a remote control car of Joshua's and he found more fun in running through the mud puddles. I have found that this is the main reason I love living here now. I love that we can play in the middle of the street and not have to worry about someone driving their car 40 mph down a 30 mph street. It was so quiet except for Joshua's laughing and screaming. My adorable baby boy is growing up so fast.

Monday, September 06, 2010

Joshua's First Baseball Game

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Last night we took Joshua to his first baseball game. He really enjoyed it and loved Spike (the mascot for the Round Rock Express). He had a hot dog and sips from our soda. He loved the ice the best. We took him to the Kids Fun Zone and let him run around on the playscape, which he LOVED. Our seats were in the sun so this took us away from them for a bit till the sun set. While I was getting us another drink Joshua got to give Spike a high-five and spent the rest of the game watching for him and would get so excited when he would see him out on the field. After the game the kids were able to run the bases, but after watching for a while we realized that no other little ones Joshua's age were running so we opted to wait till next year. We got to watch a fireworks show right after the game. We had a wonderful time and can't wait to do it again.
When we got to the game...Daddy and Joshua
Eating some pizza
Watching them play ball
Going down the slide
Waving to Daddy
Having a drink
For some reason he would squeeze his eyes shut and sit there for a minute
Clapping his hands for the Home Run
Getting loud like the reader board said too

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