The boys were so excited to go to Sea World with Jane, Auntie, and Nana. We started out by feeding the dolphins. When I asked Eddie later how he liked feeding the dolphins, his reply was "awesome!"
The sprinkler area at Bay of Play was a huge hit with all the kids (and grown-ups, too!)
Billy knows this character from Sesame Street. He just didn't realize she was so BIG!
I love it that Jane's doing a "penguin pose" in this picture. They are trying very hard to get Billy to be in the picture, too, but he knows better... if he gets too close, one of those penguins is going to grab him and run off!
There has been a children's musical performance of Alice and Wonderland playing at the Carver Museum. It's free, but you have to be among the first 130 people who show up and get in line to get in. Sooooo, here we are, sitting in line. I ended up pulling out the camera for entertainment, and then some lady came by and asked if she wanted us to take our picture (see above). Thank goodness the show was great and both boys liked it, or that would have been a big waste of line-waiting.
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
"Who was your favorite character, Eddie?".... "The Red Queen. She was bad."
It took a lollipop to get both boys to pose with "The Dormouse."
The boys were so excited to go to Sea World with Jane, Auntie, and Nana. We started out by feeding the dolphins. When I asked Eddie later how he liked feeding the dolphins, his reply was "awesome!"
The sprinkler area at Bay of Play was a huge hit with all the kids (and grown-ups, too!)
Billy knows this character from Sesame Street. He just didn't realize she was so BIG!
I love it that Jane's doing a "penguin pose" in this picture. They are trying very hard to get Billy to be in the picture, too, but he knows better... if he gets too close, one of those penguins is going to grab him and run off!
There has been a children's musical performance of Alice and Wonderland playing at the Carver Museum. It's free, but you have to be among the first 130 people who show up and get in line to get in. Sooooo, here we are, sitting in line. I ended up pulling out the camera for entertainment, and then some lady came by and asked if she wanted us to take our picture (see above). Thank goodness the show was great and both boys liked it, or that would have been a big waste of line-waiting.
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
"Who was your favorite character, Eddie?".... "The Red Queen. She was bad." 
It took a lollipop to get both boys to pose with "The Dormouse."
