Seattle

We spent the weekend in Seattle with Grandma while Jer is in SB.  Here are a few pics from our trek downtown...

A little blurry but wanted you all to see that we now have a walker!  Sawyer decided at 16 months that it was time to get up on his feet.

Inside the Butterfly House.  Sawyer was giggling at all the butterflies while Molly was a bit more cautious

Inside the Planetarium...a trip to the moon for preschoolers

2 possums

Sorry it's been a little quiet on the blog these days.  Not too many pics lately since we've been hanging out indoors a lot.  Really, spring can come any time now.  It rained/snowed for most of the day today.

In other news, I just got back from an awesome weekend in Palm Springs with Karen and all my tennis friends.  Lots of great tennis, sun, solo flights with a book, sistertime, and a quick visit with the Holts...can't be beat.  A big thank you to Jer and all the Hui women for hanging with the kids while I was off playing.  I can't believe Karen and I didn't get a pic of the 2 of us, but here are some of the players we watched...

Isner

Schiavone

Verdasco

The Murray brothers

An afternoon at Stanley Park

Noodles

If there is such a thing as "comfort food" for toddlers, I think a big bowl of ramen noodles just might be it for Molly and Sawyer.  They worked at these bowls for about a half an hour (unfortunate for the long line of patrons waiting outside in the cold to be seated).

A snowy morning

It's since turned back to rain, but we got out this morning long enough to build a mini-snowman and throw some snowballs.

A visit from the McLeans

We made the most of the rainy weekend the McLeans were here visiting...the Aquarium, Science World, a couple trips to the skating rink and a couple trips to the pool.  We sure miss being a 3 minute drive away!

Seattle

We snuck down to Seattle for a night to visit the Holts and Grandpa Dave and Grandma Norma.  The kids had fun playing and we had fun catching up.  Thanks for being such great hosts!

"Sawyer, you can have one cashew!"

 

First, there were two...

...then there were three...

...then there were four...I couldn't say no to these 3!