Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Lately

Not a lot going on around here, or maybe there is a lot. You know, yes there is a lot - March is booked up because I'm afraid to plan anything in April, haha! Dentist, hair cut, dinner with Barrett smashing it in before we are confined to oooohing and awwwing over a tiny baby.
Oliver went through some tough adjustments with himself a month or so ago. He seemed to really be struggling, well, with himself and what he wanted and felt. I think the warmer weather has helped him get some energy out and work out some of his feelings straight through his muscles!
The last couple of months have been awfully cold around here. For two great days Oliver got to go sledding and that was a fun use of the cold but other than that we have been with friends or at the library waiting for park time again. As always our lives were filled with miscellaneous activities punctuated by music concerts and baking. We did make it out to the science museum twice and to the opening of the children's zoo at our zoo. Actually the second was an accident, we went to the zoo and they were debuting the children's zoo that day for members and so we got in! We headed to the race track on the first day of the Quarterhorse races this year. None of us had ever been but we thought seeing horses and seeing horses run really fast would be doubly fun. We did have lots of fun but I bet the Thoroughbred racing will be MORE fun. Quarterhorse racing should really be called sprinting! We will check out when the Thoroughbred season happens.

Lets see what else. Torrey and Amanda got married and that was a grand extravaganza for Oliver. Very very fun, there are lots of pictures on facebook of course.
Also my dad came to visit for a couple days, he was at a conference that was in Edmond so he got to hang with us a bit.
My dad bought Oliver a indoor seed planter kit so we have started tomatoes and leeks indoors this year and are waiting for the SNOW to melt so we could plant our cold weather plants. Snow melted today so very soon, hopefully this week we can get the compost turned in and the seeds planted. We did enjoy one day of mud instead of snow and for that here is your last picture.

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