Spring is FINALLY in Seattle

 Mommy and Daddy took us to Rattlesnake Ridge on a hike today.  Daddy was nervous as the top because the Ridge was a big dropoff.  We're good little girls, though, doesn't he know?

 Ro Ro:  I liked that I could see snow on the other mountains.

 Lo Lo:  I like that Mommy was my highchair!

 Ro Ro:  I walked almost the whole 2 miles back down, "All by self."

 Lo Lo:  Mommy calls me a "crappy napper."  I don't know what she means?!  I slept in this backpack thingy today!

Lo Lo:  I'm happy to be almost back to the car where I can crawl some more...

 

What a great day!

I Want To Be Big, Too!

Easter Sunday: Bike-ish and Pie

Mommy hooked our "stroller" up to her bike today. That was fun until.... her tire popped twice!

We got down as far as Lake Union and had to stop. Daddy biked back home with Mommy's bike on his back. Amazing!
That's OK. We still had a nice little outing to Gasworks Park.

Then we had Easter dinner at home with Auntie. Yummmm. Pie!

Easter Saturday: Hike

The sun FINALLY came out and we had a great family hike down to the Sound.

Hop Hop Easter!

What a treat!!! Mommy said a bunny came to our house last night and left us these baskets full of goodies. I got a set of bunny ears, just like the Easter Rabbit!

Daddy liked my bunny ears, too.

Baby was a bunny for Halloween and now gets a new set of bunny ears.

Would you believe the Easter Bunny left us a slide in our living room? What fun!

Best of all, Grandma and Grandpa sent us some new books. I don't think baby understands that books are for reading.... Thank you Grandma, Grandpa, and Easter Bunny!

Mahalo Maui!

Lo Lo: This is me looking oh-so-cute (if I might say) just before our Luau...


Fun at the pool was an every day thing...

Ro Ro: Mommy dressed us up in these get-ups. Everyone at the resort was smiling at us...

Lo Lo: Daddy and I are imbibing on the plane on the way home. Wouldn't you do the same after 5 hours on a plane with a 9month old and 2 year old?

Mahalo, Maui!

Iao Needle

Ro Ro: We went to the Iao State Park where I walked ALL 133 steps "all by self."