Pancakes for breakfast. Even Scott joined us. Brooke decided we should make a day of it. But first we had to go to the library. Theo just kept on handing me the first book he saw. Like everything else, Meadow always says she doesn't want to go to the library. Yet she finds like 20 books every time we go. Maple Grove's ice loop is just about the only reason we head to this side of the Twin Cities. Ice skate season is already almost over. They're one of the last ice rinks still open. Once in a while we can convince Theo that he doesn't need the trainer. A perfect day. Meadow wanted to race around the track the entire time. Theo doesn't really need it, but he likes to goes as fast as he can (in spurts) with the ice skating walker grandpa made us. I liked seeing the other handmade trainers. This yellow looks like it has a built in seat in the front. We kept on skating until the Zamboni had to touch up the ice. I suggested we go play on the playgroun
After a busy last few months at work and at home I took Friday off to spend the day with Theo. First up was asking him what he wanted for his birthday breakfast. He chose a chocolate big pancake. I told him we can do whatever he wanted today. I thought we might go to the childrens museum or something but he just wanted to play toys. We also had to celebrate his birthday on Animal Crossing. Lucky guy got to spend his whole day with mama and papa. Since we've been getting our condo ready to sell, moving and most recently fixing up the rental, we've been so busy. Next Theo wanted to go to the Bobolokin Woods. I sure do miss walking over here everyday. Felt kind of weird to drive over. Going to Boblikin woods was at least what he said. Really he just wanted to play under the trees at the Peace Garden. He was having a blast. Soon the wind picked up and we convinced him to go to the toy store to pick out a toy. He wanted to stay all day. Then we picked up his cake. T