These photos are simple, just a glimpse of a few pleasant days we had, to go out and appreciate where we live. (Especially when the rest of Canada was still in the throes of winter!) My Dad was in his second month of hospitalization at this point, so this is to also show him what was going on outside his four walls.
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Thomas rediscovers the joys of biking... Living in a cul-de-sac,
that involves going round and round in circles... pretty much his norm. :) |
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| Never fails: Rosie believes that if you stare at the ball long enough, it will somehow move! |
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If the ball is placed in her mouth,
she will not try to bite
the bike tires. Everyone's safer. |
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Rosie is also happy to be
back outside. She's now recovered
from her surgery in Feb. |
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| Nora is figuring out this cool bike from Ann. |
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| Don't forget your helmet!! |
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| I love the flowering heather each year~ reminds me of Scotland. |
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| Also, the star magnolia blossoms smell lovely. |
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| Our mountain snowfall this year was minimal ~ amazing view no matter what. |
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| Looking so grown up~ |
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| Attempting spring back in February. |
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| A new spring outfit for Sunday~ bring on the pink! |
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| A rare shot of Lewis, as he avoids the camera. |
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| Thomas... not so much. :) |
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| Once Nora figures out how to coast, we'll be in trouble... this bike goes fast! |
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She's loving it though. I try not to bite my nails as her brothers
always come so close to her on their bikes, no matter what we say. |
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| Bikes can give us special memories... |
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| ... Helmets can help us keep them. :) |
And just a few repeats from Dad's blog of times we were up visiting. Grandpa teaches Nora about shaving...
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| A late night visit with Rob ~ not so busy then. |
1 comment:
Nora sure looks cute on the run bike! So glad she's putting it to further use, though the gliding is the really fun part!
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