The title of this post is Luke's new favorite question. He asks us this question many, many times a day, always in a very cute tone and he always says it really fast.
Luke's other recent pastimes are playing soccer, turning on the sprinklers unasked for and unbeknownst to us, and building tunnels with his legos. He also is starting to question things more, like when he asked us where his apple juice that he drank went, and we told him it went to his tummy, and he said "I want to open my tummy and see my apple juice." Then we tried to explain that he couldn't do that, or if he did it would be painful, and then he was like "what's painful?" The time for a million questions is here! It is so cute, I can't stand it. Sort of like Claire, who is so cute I can't stand it either.
There were a few other odd and ends pictures from Labor Day that I wanted to recap, so this is a sort of a miscellaneous post.
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| Matt found us all tennis rackets at a yard sale, so we took Luke to the courts to hit a few balls. It was pretty fun. Luke makes a good ball boy. He enjoyed running around the courts and shutting the gate doors more than the actual tennis. |
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| Peanut gallery |
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| visit to the park (the one that is at Luke's new school) |
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| falling off the spinny thing on purpose with dramatic flair |
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| Hi! She is making so many more sounds these days, and she'll mimic the sounds you make at her. |
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| Claire made up the peanut gallery for our badminton game, too |
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