While in Toledo, the kids enjoyed an afternoon at Chuck E Cheese before we headed back home. Clementine loved going down this slide although every time she nearly flew off the side. She is so fearless, though. Every time I caught her she wiggled away so that she could climb right back up and go again. I love the picture of Clark playing air hockey because of Clementine peeking over the edge.
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Grandma & PaPa Ralph came over on Thursday evening to join us for dinner. We took Clark to a neat little diner that brings your food to you on a train. There were also three televisions showing three different Thomas movies so he thought he was at the greatest place on the planet while we were there. The sign above the table reads, "Please do not allow parents to touch train." Clark was quick to inform Grandma that she wasn't allowed to touch it.
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Clark with his headphones and "CD-D player" is a common sight for us. He is always listening to the Ohio State marching band and singing along. If I can get a video of him singing I'll post it, but he usually gets shy when we start recording him. In this picture he was looking at an OSU tin at Abbey's house while listening to the band.
With Austin in our car, this is a preview of what traveling with the Metzes will look like come February. It's good to know that 3 carseats can be crammed back there!
While in Toledo, the kids enjoyed an afternoon at Chuck E Cheese before we headed back home. Clementine loved going down this slide although every time she nearly flew off the side. She is so fearless, though. Every time I caught her she wiggled away so that she could climb right back up and go again. I love the picture of Clark playing air hockey because of Clementine peeking over the edge..JPG)
Grandma & PaPa Ralph came over on Thursday evening to join us for dinner. We took Clark to a neat little diner that brings your food to you on a train. There were also three televisions showing three different Thomas movies so he thought he was at the greatest place on the planet while we were there. The sign above the table reads, "Please do not allow parents to touch train." Clark was quick to inform Grandma that she wasn't allowed to touch it. .JPG)
Clark with his headphones and "CD-D player" is a common sight for us. He is always listening to the Ohio State marching band and singing along. If I can get a video of him singing I'll post it, but he usually gets shy when we start recording him. In this picture he was looking at an OSU tin at Abbey's house while listening to the band.
With Austin in our car, this is a preview of what traveling with the Metzes will look like come February. It's good to know that 3 carseats can be crammed back there!
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