Sunday, April 19, 2009
Erin has her baby!
Monday, April 13, 2009
Happy Easter
Went down to Pittsburgh to visit the family. First stop was the Farrell's household, where Gammy Farrell had Joey hide about 20 eggs in the back yard. While waiting for the other cousins to show up, the kids played ball in the back. The sun was out and not a cloud was in the sky, which made for a perfect Easter day.
Then it was over to Shaler for Easter dinner, where Dad cooked us up a nice dinner. Mary Louise made homemade canolis, and Vee made strawberry vinaigrette salad. It was a yummy meal and everyone had a nice Easter dinner.
Erin is ready for baby any day now.
Then it was over to Shaler for Easter dinner, where Dad cooked us up a nice dinner. Mary Louise made homemade canolis, and Vee made strawberry vinaigrette salad. It was a yummy meal and everyone had a nice Easter dinner.
Erin is ready for baby any day now.
Easter Egg Time
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Our Trip to Phipps
We miss seeing the color green, and since Armstrong County is 1-2 weeks behind everyone else, Sam and I wanted to see some flowers. So we packed up the car and took the kiddies down to Pittsburgh. I forgot to take my camera with us, so no pics of the Strip district this time.
Our first stop was Wholeys on the Strip, to get some fish sandwitches which were tasty. I had a few other items to pick up in the Asian food store, before we scaled Polish Hill and popped over to Oakland.
Once at the Phipps, the kids had a really nice time. There was an outside area with a massive tree trunk and place to play, which they enjoyed.
There was one place where we stopped to do crafts. The kids made a sort of tropical rain forest flower from a Dixie cup and construction paper, which rain forest frogs store their tadpoles in.
Here are some other shots of our trip.
Our first stop was Wholeys on the Strip, to get some fish sandwitches which were tasty. I had a few other items to pick up in the Asian food store, before we scaled Polish Hill and popped over to Oakland.
Once at the Phipps, the kids had a really nice time. There was an outside area with a massive tree trunk and place to play, which they enjoyed.
There was one place where we stopped to do crafts. The kids made a sort of tropical rain forest flower from a Dixie cup and construction paper, which rain forest frogs store their tadpoles in.
Here are some other shots of our trip.
Tristan Sleeps in a box
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