May 22, 2010
Scotland Part 2
Another beautiful day in Scotland. We took off for the sandy beach of Frasierburg - a nearby fishing town. Walker began the morning clothed, but as is his way when he sees the ocean, he was soon enjoying the full monty.

May 21, 2010
Scotland Part 1
Walker was a gem on the airplane. Three flights, 13 hours and very little sleep could have been a recipe for disaster. Instead he was great and only mildly churlish on occasion- which for two and a half, I'll take any day. Here we are en route to Gardenstown, Scotland.


Walker's first glimpse of the harbour below Pa John's house. 'Look at all the boats!' was his first exclamation.


Pa John knows how to delight a little boy. When we're not out of doors, this is where you can find Walker. Any time I ask him if he'd like to eat or go out or read something he says, 'No thank you. I'm fine on my bike.'

On our first full day, we headed for the beach at Banff. It was a stunning day, 70 degrees and no breeze. This is Scotland?
Walker's first glimpse of the harbour below Pa John's house. 'Look at all the boats!' was his first exclamation.
Pa John knows how to delight a little boy. When we're not out of doors, this is where you can find Walker. Any time I ask him if he'd like to eat or go out or read something he says, 'No thank you. I'm fine on my bike.'
On our first full day, we headed for the beach at Banff. It was a stunning day, 70 degrees and no breeze. This is Scotland?
May 13, 2010
Rub-a-Dub
Walker had a great time tonight. We had an unexpected visitor. Michelle, a friend of mine from DAM, got caught without a babysitter for her daughter so we took her for the evening. The kids were both excited about bath time and had a blast pouring water on each other with drinking cups. Here are some fun shots of the kids getting silly.


May 11, 2010
Getting the Giggles
May 9, 2010
Grandmas are Awesome!
May 5, 2010
Gettin' Warm
May 4, 2010
Portrait
Jack and I went out tonight to see a concert at the Arboretum. Walker stayed home with Ashley Smith, Jack's colleague and artist extraordinaire. We came home to find this quick crayon portrait of Walker. I wasn't able to scan the whole thing because of its large size. What you cannot see is that Walker is driving a steam engine. Isn't it wonderful? Thank you, Ashley, its perfect!
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