By the end of the day we were all exhausted and I was very thankful to be home resting with my boy. We are going to have to go back when Eric gets home!
Wearing the fireman gear that I could actually put on him without him pitching a fit!
Driving the truck!
Learning how gears work
This is what he does now when he says "cheese!"
He thinks he is tough stuff sitting on this big tractor wheel!
With his best bud, McGregor.
A boys dream!
Admiring a butterfly
Before we entered the pavilion, we were told how the butterflies are delicate and we CANNOT touch them. Two seconds after I snatched this picture, Grant grabbed this butterfly by both wings and I had to pry it out of his hand while getting a death look from the butterfly lady! Not quite sure if that thing survived the next few minutes... :-/
...he's still cute...
A little grocery store for the kiddies. Grant is stocking up on fruit cocktail and chicken broth!
...and potatoes...
...his favorite cereal, cucumbers....
...and oatmeal...
I felt like we were contestants on the Supermarket Sweep...I kept getting the urge to yell, "Get the ham!"...but knew no one else would find it funny.
Paying for his goodies. This turned into a throwing game, as (of course) this kid thought the potatoes were balls. (poor girl who was playing cashier)
Because he "mastered" the shopping cart, he now feels he can push his own stroller and if I tried to help, I was told "no mom."
Who needs a net? My little man catches fish with his bare hands!!!
Grant the Sailor Man!
Mouth-full-of-crackers
We made a fairly quick stop in Africa to dance with a local band. Note: Grant and I are both doing the same dance! How did that happen??
Delivering a load of chickens!
We even got to ride a camel!!
