The life and times of John, Joan, Dave, Thomas and Robert
Monday, April 20, 2009
dave crawling!
He hasn't completely mastered it, but it sure gets him around! (By the way - he didn't eat it in the end.) And here's a link to the youtube version, for anyone having trouble here:
it was a piece of leaf tracked in by the kids. they're enjoying having a fenced back yard - they're out there mucking about all the time. Half the time, they have to strip on the deck before they're allowed in, they're so mucky. But a little inevitably slips past. And with cream coloured carpet, every spec shows. megan
Bruce posted the "big crawl" on facebook & it's even better there. By the time summer is here the kids won't require sunscreen they'll be tanned with their playtime in the back yard - great. We have at least 6"of snow, started on Mon. night - oh northern ontario - but no mosquitoes - Gram
John was the first addition to our branch of the family. He was born July 8, 2004 at 8 pounds, 3 ounces. He was followed by his sister, Joan, on December 28, 2006, at 8 pounds, 7 ounces, and David, born September 25, at 8 pounds, 63/4 ounces, then Tom, April 28, at 8 pounds, 5 ounces. On June 6, 2012, Robert was born, at 6 lb 5 oz.
5 comments:
Chuckled when I saw what abruptly ended your filming. What WAS that little tidbit he found?
Gramp B
it was a piece of leaf tracked in by the kids. they're enjoying having a fenced back yard - they're out there mucking about all the time. Half the time, they have to strip on the deck before they're allowed in, they're so mucky. But a little inevitably slips past. And with cream coloured carpet, every spec shows.
megan
Ah....then it was vegetable matter. Should have let him eat it.
AWWWWWWW! When we see him he's almost always sleeping!!! Thank you for posting the video Megan.
Bruce posted the "big crawl" on facebook & it's even better there. By the time summer is here the kids won't require sunscreen they'll be tanned with their playtime in the back yard - great.
We have at least 6"of snow, started on Mon. night - oh northern ontario - but no mosquitoes - Gram
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