We spent half of our days taking the kids to various parks around Vancouver; a necessity to let the kids run off energy, and to let Julee and Evie get some rest. The rest of our time was spent playing with trains (kids) playing board games (adults) and eating.
I have fallen seriously behind in my blogging so here are the highlights of the Vancouver visit.
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| park |
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| baby |
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| bath hugs |
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| baby... just kidding, big girl |
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| hugs |
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| more hugs |
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| Izzie not too happy because she just bonked her head on the bar! |
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| a ball pit- in lieu of a park |
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| baby |
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| chair spinning on the way to a park |
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| more chair spinning |
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| the park we got to after the chair spinning - cool water play |
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| same park |
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| you guessed it... park |
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| park (note: the tongue acts as a counterweight and helps with balancing!) |
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| park |
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| park |
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| park |
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| park |
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| park |
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| park with water |
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| park |
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| park with huge tree stumps |
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| park |
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| park |
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| park (you could see the salmon jumping out in the water) |
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| 2 kids wedged into a single stroller on the way home from a park |
Yes, our visit pretty much consisted of baby, parks, trains, games, hugs and food. It doesn't get much better than that.
2 comments:
I can read the eyes in the final picture "Enough parks for now. Let's have a nap."
Wonderful post. Thanks Natalee.
Cute pictures! Looks like a lot of fun. I'm glad that you had that time with your family.
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