It was sunny and at least 75 degrees here, but it's supposedly fall, so the moms' group hit the pumpkin patch today. Big fun. Too many photos to post them here, so go to this site to see them all:
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Here's one to get you started, all of us on a hay ride:
I forgot these, too. She says 'nose' really funny, with a very long "n;" and she skips the "ba" and just calls them "nanas." She also says "baw-doo" when referring to her feet. We think it might be her version of "zapato," the Spanish word for shoe (drop the "za" and you get PAW-toe).
Those are three more words Anna learned to say in the past two weeks or so. She says mano (Spanish for hand) like "man-noo." And Brian can be credited for teaching her "el mar" (the sea in Spanish), he says it every time we see the bay or the ocean (which is a lot). I remember when we went to Croatia and visited with my friend Anne's family, her uncle said "People who live by the water call it 'the sea,' not 'the ocean'." So Anna is a true beach girl now, she knows the lingo.
Last Thursday was an awesome, awesome day. Brian took the day off and we went to gymnastics. Click on the photo below to see more.
and THEN, Anna and Dee and Ben and I went to the pool. The weather was awesome. (Brian went to the driving range.)