Category Archives: Nicholas

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Summertime

The summer is flying by and I haven’t posted in what seems like forever.  Here is a little of what we’ve been up to this summer

Sylvia loved helping ‘mom’ in the garden.  Its actually my mom’s garden – but since I call her mom, Sylvia does too.   I am not sure she was much help with the strawberries.  Her idea of helping is really just eating them.  Hopefully Grandma enjoyed the company anyway :)

Nicholas got better at shootin hoops.

Sylvia wasn’t too fond of sparklers, but loves ice cream and her cousins.

Nicholas too!


Two-Wheelers & Ice Cream

On Tuesday, Scott already replaced the tire on Nicholas’ three month old bike. Nicholas flies down the driveway and slams on his brakes to make skid marks and the other day it just popped. Before Scott put the training wheels back on, we thought we would take him to the shop and try teaching him to ride his bike without them. I never in a million years thought he would get it that night let alone the very first time. Here is a video of his second attempt and as you can tell I was quite excited for him :)

And here are a few pictures of the kids at the ice cream store tonight



Cupcakes and Bubbles






Happy Valentines Day







Four

I say the same thing every year, but I can’t believe my oldest baby is this old already!


His favorite things right now (or should I say the only thing he cares about at all) are trains. He has quite an imagination too. He can make anything into a train – a toy snake, plates, straws, cars, remote controls, boxes. If an object can’t be a train in his mind, it will always still have something to do with trains – it will be something to fix a train or for a train driver to use, etc. Its seriously all he thinks about!

To celebrate, first we opened presents. We didn’t get him any trains, so he wasn’t too enthused. He was pretty excited about the new bike he picked out, but claims that it wasn’t a birthday present since it wasn’t wrapped up. :) I beg to differ. We had dinner at Red Robin and then took him to a different toy store to let him get something with the money he got from his great grandma. You guessed it – he bought a train.

This face is what he does now when I ask him to smile for me:

Last Sunday we had his birthday dinner at my mom’s, so thought I would add a couple of those pics as well.


And I can’t leave this rascal out either :)   She loves pushing the buttons on my camera which is the only way I can get a pic out of her.

A Boy and His Train

Cousins

Nicholas loves goofing off with his cousin Joy!