A weekend at a Cabin

Daddy was in desperate need of some time off after a crazy few weeks of regular and having three funerals. A very nice family at church gave us the use their cabin for the weekend and the council gave Daddy the weekend off from preaching. Daddy and I went up to the cabin on Friday morning and Mommy stayed home because she was going to the scrap-a-thon at the school. She got a lot done that night and the next morning. I got sick and wouldn't talk to Daddy or eat anything Friday. I was feeling better on Saturday so Daddy and I went out for a hike and found some deer tracks.

We had a lot of fun up at the Cabin, I learned how to play three new games, Chutes and Ladders, Candyland, and Twister. I liked all of them but I had a lot of fun playing twister because I would push Mommy or Daddy over. We had fires at night with pizza pies and marshmallows. It was a very relaxing weekend and we didn't want to go home.

CARS

I have been playing CARS non-stop especially since Mommy found me three new Lighting Mc Queens and two other cars. Mommy has even set up a race track for me using my train tracks. I can't wait to play with my cars every morning.

New Photos with Grandpa and Grandma VH

Hanging out and being silly with Grandpa and Grandma.

Hanging out with Grandpa and Grandma Van Hill

Making Applesauce with Grandpa and Grandma last week. I did a great job getting the skins off the apples.

Playing baseball out in the side yard. Look out Grandma Alina the ball is coming right at you!

Baseball Game

Parker eating cotton candy at the baseball game.

In he big chair at the baseball game.
Trying to catch fly balls with both Mommy and Daddy!

Parker sitting in the new car.

This past week I turned 3 and a half. We also got a new car and went to baseball game. It was a busy week that was lots of fun. On Monday we drove to Milwaukee and bought a new Kia Sorento. I really like it a lot. Then on Wednesday we went up to Appleton to watch the Timber Rattlers play baseball. I liked the big sand box I got to play in and the cotton candy Daddy bought for me. On Friday I turned 3 1/2 and we celebrated with a big homemade cookie. Then on Saturday Great Aunt Mary and Great Uncle Pete came for a visit. I loved showing them all around our house. Mary brought me Gordon for my train set. I was so exited that I have been playing with him ever since. Tomorrow we leave on vacation, we are going camping. I am so excited about it. Mommy is packing the new car and loving all the extra space she has.

Some more pics from our trip to MI

Trip to MI a few weeks ago

A few weeks ago we drove to MI because Daddy had a meeting in Grand Rapids. We arrived at Grandpa Buck's house at 2:30 am and Parker refused to go back to sleep until we found a blue jay. I looked all over the house and I could not find it. I finally got Parker back to sleep at 5:00 in the morning. We were both very tired the next day. We went to visit Grandma Sara at her new office and we got a tour of the new Grand Rapids Christian Elementary School. It is really cool. Daddy left afternoon. Parker and I stayed for a few extra days to help Grandpa Buck celebrate is 60th birthday. On Friday we went fishing in the 90 degree heat Grandpa helped Parker catch his first fish and in the afternoon we visited the Great Grandmas. That night we had pizza and got to watch Cars. The next day we got ready for Grandpa's birthday party. It was a great time and Grandma got to see her first shooting star. The next day we went to Tunnel Park. We got to jump in the waves and play in the sand it was a fabulous day. When Parker was jumping in the waves he asked Grandma Sara where the red button was. She didn't understand and asked him to say it again. He said the red button that the saver people(life guards) push when a kid gets hurt. Then Grandma understood and explained that lakes are different from pools. He loves jumping in the water and can't wait to do it again. Grandpa drove us back to the Wisconsin border the next day. The trip was very eventful and one that my Dad and I will laugh at for years to come.