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Itchin to get outside.

The kids and I took a trip to Ann Arbor while Eric
was out of town one week-end. Ann Arbor got so much snow we were stuck inside for most of the day. When Uncle Scott came home we managed to make it to a playscape for some tumble fun.
Aunt Kate and I got in on the fun while Uncle Scott watched the game on a big screen with Noah.














Curious little Noah pulled a lamp off the table and burned his head, but as you can see the scab has fallen off and we are on our way to healthy skin again.
I think bath time may be Noah's favorite activity. He stands at the edge of the tub and yells, laughs and pleeds with his eyes to get in. Grace doesn't always love sharing, but he holds his own and pulls her hair if she doesn't make room.



































We can't wait for the snow to go and we plan on making a trip to Florida next month to see Aunt Karen and Uncle Ryan, and also to rid ourselves of heavy coats and boots for at least a few days. I'm sure I'll have more pictures for you then, so be patient (Heidi) and I'll get back to you soon.


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Heidi said…
Ha! A shout out to me...I'm going to ignore the tension that I know you intended me to hear:-)
I love your bathing beauties! There's nothing cuter than babies in the bath. I wish we had a play scape around here. That place looks awesome!
Have FUN in Florida!!!
February 2, 2009 at 8:54 AM
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