Poconos pictures

Just got back from vacation, and even though there was a lot of rain, we had a ton of fun anyways. In between downpours we did get a chance to get out and see Boulder Field and a few other sights.


Dad wanted to let me out onto the big rocks to play, but Mom said I couldn't just because most of them were bigger than me. Whatever. I've got great jumping skills.


Also, the beach in the mountains wasn't as warm as the one down the shore, but I had fun making Pop-Pop walk in the water with me.


I can't wait to go on another vacation with grandparents next month! That's what we do, right? I mean, I've been on vacation twice in the last four weeks, so I just assume I get another one soon...

On vacation again

Sorry for the lack of posts -- I'm on vacation again, this time with Grandmom and Pop-Pop at their house in the Poconos. I'll have more pictures later this week, but here's a quick one of the cool tunnel that they have in their vacation house.

It keeps falling down, but it's still pretty cool.

Puzzling instructions

Put them back in the right spots? No way. I agreed to destruction, not reconstruction.

Hurricane clean-up

Well, it took me three days, but I finally got the last of this weekend's mess picked up.

At least this time Dad let me use the chainsaw.

Daredevil training

Last week, playing with Aunt Beth, I figured out the funnest thing ever to do with pillows:


So, since we were stuck inside today, I decided to make that part of our hurricane day playtime. After all, if outside looks like a disaster, shouldn't inside look like a disaster too, to match?

Happy 18th month birthday

Another milestone, another bear picture

Dad's note: Yeah, he looks much bigger here than just a few months ago. But this one's cheating, because Jonathan's usually sitting down. We're getting less cooperation for the posed pics, especially when there are other toys in the room.

More yardwork woes

I'm not complaining about taking care of the lawn, but I really wish Dad would buy a riding mower already. This little one is exhausting.