The one thing missing: his scooter. But at least if he falls, his head will be in tact.
05 July 2014
Welcome Grandma Maida and Grandpa George
Mummy forgot! This was supposed to go in the posting about Grandma Maida and Grandpa George's visit... but, better late than never!
Harvey loves the library
One of Mummy’s most favourite memories from being a little kid was going to J.S. Wood Library. Well, one of Harvey’s favourite memories might end up as ‘going to the New York Public Library’! It is fantastic. He likes picking out his books, and it’s always a thrill to run down the street with those very books in hand.
Same great feeling, different great day!
First Ever Sleepover (?!)
Mummy’s heart was aching at the thought of me growing up so fast, but she made it through my first sleep over! It was so exciting to go to my friend’s house for a night; we hung out and watched a movie and ate popcorn. Here are a bunch of pictures of me on the way... I was so excited! Mummy was nervous!
I look stoic, but I am very excited deep down...
And I slept until 9:15 the next day!
10 June 2014
Random Post No. 6
Just a few photos with short stories. Enjoy!
On our way to Target.
Haircut time!
Mum can’t remember where we were going or what we were doing, but we sure do look cute!
Two mums, four kids and lots of giggling :)
These are portraits of Grandpa Jim and Great Great Grandfather... we are not really sure who that is, but Camille loves you.
I am not going anywhere until someone buys me some ice cream.
Spring time in NY
Easter Weekend in Fishkill
We decided to get out of the city on Waster weekend, and we took a little trip to stay in a hotel and visit the famous Dia: Beacon art gallery. We had lots of fun swimming in the hotel pool and eating at the local diner. Hanging out in the hotel room was a small thrill, and everyone was asleep by 9:30 PM! (maybe not daddy ;)
Cupcakes in Fishkill. Note that the icing to cake ratio was 1:1.
We went to Easter Sunday mass in Fishkill, but that was one crowded church! Daddy took us outside to chill while Mummy stayed inside.
Ahhh, the famous Dia: Beacon.... Or as Mummy wants to rename it Dia: NoChildren. It was terrifying for her to see us nearly destroy about four works of modern (and we mean modern) art.
There were a couple of awesome Richard Serra pieces that could stand up to the tyranny of a two-year-old.
And due to a very long winter and a late spring, the cherry blossoms were in full gorgeous bloom.
Harvey did not seem to like the blossoms as much as the rest of us...
The beautiful garden inspired Camille to throw down a few curtsies.
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