We had a nice walk today at the Hidden Pond Nature Area (I'd link to its website, but then it wouldn't be very hidden would it). Once we got off the paved "nature trail" it was a nice little walk in the woods. Molly is starting to associate the word 'water' with things other than drinking water, as shown by seeing the stream and "saying" water and signing water too.
The other cool thing about the hike was we saw a pair of red-tailed hawks. This was the first time any of us had seen them so up-close in the wild.
The nature area has programs for kids so I'm sure we'll be back over the years.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Fooled again
About a year and a half ago we walked into a doctor's office for an anatomy ultrasound. One of us who will remain nameless (but it wasn't Andy) was convinced we were having a boy. You all know how that turned out.
This morning, we walked into a doctor's office for an anatomy ultrasound. Once again, one of us was convinced of the sex of the baby. This time, said person was convinced it would be a girl. Well, we're oh-for-two.
We're having a boy!
This morning, we walked into a doctor's office for an anatomy ultrasound. Once again, one of us was convinced of the sex of the baby. This time, said person was convinced it would be a girl. Well, we're oh-for-two.
We're having a boy!
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Nate and Ellete Make It Official
This past weekend was Nate and Ellete's wedding. There must be a Poulin blessing, because not only have the two Poulin children married awesome people (I'm not biased, I swear), but the weddings have both been amazing. I'm pretty sure Nate and Ellete couldn't have asked for a better day weather wise. The wind, which had been blowing pretty hard during most of the day, even died down just before the nuptials; the sun was shining; and the temperature was just about perfect. As Katie had said, you consider it a win if your wedding in Maine isn't 35 degrees and a downpour. This was leaps and bounds above that.
The weekend started out with a great plane flight. It was the first time we'd flown with Molly as a lap child instead of getting her her own seat. She did a great job. It would have been nice if she'd taken a nap, but that's a different story (and unfortunately one that continued to be told all weekend).
As much as you want to hear me describe the wedding, I'm pretty sure you'd rather see some pictures. Two warnings: 1. There are a lot of photos, 2. Most of them are of Molly (shocking, I know).
When we got to the wedding site (Newagen Seaside Inn) Molly got a chance to see what cool and new things Grammie and Gramp had for her...
But then realized how absolutely cool they were (the bubbles that is, she already knew Grammie and Gramp were cool).

You can see the beginning of the glazed over look in Molly's eyes. As you proceed through this post you'll notice that look becoming more and more pronounced (let's just say she wasn't a fan of napping or going to sleep when she should).
"Seriously, I'm excited. I don't know how else I can make you guys understand this. Fancy shoes rock."
"Hmm... Let's see if this mallet meets my exacting standards. You know I was the croquet champion of the East Coast when I was younger."

This photo brings two things to mind. 1. It pretty much sums up Katie's days right now (running after Molly). 2. It reminds me of the Calvin and Hobbes cartoons where Calvin's mom is chasing him.
While the women were getting their hair and make-up ready for the wedding, Molly was practicing the art of hiding receipts.
Monday, June 06, 2011
Attack of the Nonapasourus
We've been out of touch with the national media for the past few days, but I'm still shocked at the lack of coverage of the vicious attack of the dreaded Nonapasourus. This ancient monster, thought to be dormant for months, was last seen in central Maine terrorizing an All-American family.
The people must be warned.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)