Off to Spain...see you there :)

We were up early this morning to get on our Delta flight to Barcelona. We connect through Atlanta and then non-stop to Espana!

Mommy and Daddy were plenty prepared to keep me "entertained" during our flight. They brought books, a hand fan, stickers and more.

On the way to Barcelona from Atlanta, I had my own seat!

And, once in awhile, I shared it with baby and Elmo.

One more day until Spain

Vamos a Espana....un dia mas!

See you in Spain....too busy packing for any more updates.

Feeding Baby Breakfast

More Canoeing...

In the afternoon after we walked to Africa, we went canoeing on the Venice Canals. So, we were on two continents (Africa and Europe) all in one day! It is so cool to be able to walk to the canoe and take it for a spin!

We paddled past a remote sailboat being driven by the people on the dock in this picture... we had the right of way!

Michael, Zoe and Rouslan joined us. Cute photo....Z and R look very cozy and cute together.

The Morning After

After over 12 hours of sleep, I was STILL tired from the walk....watching a few videos before getting myself really going...

Reading to, Hugging and Counting with Babies

In the first video, I read to my babies and then not only hug one of my babies, but made sure the other 2 babies were hugging each other (this part is a bit into the video, so you will have to have patience).

More reading, hugging and some counting...

We Made It!

Yesterday, we walked to Africa to raise money for the medical missions my pediatrician, Dr. Bob, has been on over the last several years to various places in Africa. He has provided medicine and care, along with others, that has made a big difference to the people of Africa.

Here is Dr. Bob...so far, he has completed FIFTEEN missions to Africa.

Before the walk began, I stored up some energy with some Trader Joe's Os...

While the "old" people were stretching...

I was eating...

And, then off we went!

I RAN for the first 1/2 mile...

And, then in the stroller for some juice for the rest of the way...

Soon thereafter, I conked out....and then went to sleep at 6:30 pm...what a fun and exhausting day!

Fun with Mema and Pepa

I had so much fun with Mema and Pepa when they were here for the last week. Unfortunately, my webmaster has very few pictures because most of the pictures were taken on Pepa's camera. Here I am with Mema on the last day of their visit. We were building with my fantasy blocks. Mema was asking if she could go home and I said, "NO!"

I love you, Mema and Pepa, and can't wait for you to come again for my birthday!

We are Walking to Africa Tomorrow!

Pictures and more to follow!

Playing with Richard

After the video ended, I gave Richard his tea. I love playing with Richard (Nanny G's son).

Sleeping with Mystic

This morning, Mommy woke up to find me sleeping with Mystic. I am not sure if you can tell from these photos but we are actually touching.

Then, I rolled over...

Pictures From Father's Day Weekend

We started off some Father's Day fun last night playing in the tent, reading, hiding and playing chase. Daddy and Mystic had some cuddle time, too.

Then, this morning, I woke up and gave Daddy "The Daddy Book" by Todd Parr and he opened up other presents from NannyG and me.

Before going to the Farmer's Market, I spent some time with Mema and Pepa while Mama and Daddy went to visit Julie and Steven briefly....Here I am trying to keep up with Pepa at the Farmer's Market.

And, shopping for vegetables. I bought two green beans and a pepper. Daddy is trying to figure out what he can make with my purchases....a green pepper stuffed with green beans (well, 2)?

Mama's favorite, brussel sprouts (NOT!)

I got to ride two different horses today...

And, dance!

And, play with the ball with Daddy, Mema and Pepa. So much fun. All weekend, I threw the ball to Mema and Mama....I directed traffic. Made sure everyone was sitting in the right place.

Congratulations, Grandma and Grandpa

Grandma and Grandpa are adults now! Congratulations on becoming a Bar and Bat Mitzvah! We wish we could have been there to see you. Word has it that you were amazing!