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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Kevin's (not quite) First Trip to the Park

I wanted to call this "Kevin's First Trip to the Park," because it's the first time he could actually do something at the park. However, he was there several times before, as an infant. Here's a picture of Kevin's real first visit to the park, when he was one month old. All he could do back then was suck on his fingers!

Now, Kevin's eight months old, and he could try out the slide and swings and for the first time!
This is fun!

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Mama, I'm not so sure about this . . .

Is this thing secured safely?



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Michelle and Parker met Andrea, Kevin, and I at the park this afternoon. Again, I can't help but think back to the first time we met up at a park, when the boys were about 2 months old. It was Fall, so they were all snuggled up in their strollers.

Things have changed quite a lot! They're big boys who can play on the swings now. Parker had a riot; he was laughing, and sticking out his tongue, and leaning forward in his seat. Kevin was more cautious; his face was serious, studying everything, absorbed in his surroundings. He was so busy taking it all in, that I couldn't get his attention to encourage a smile!


Parker: "Yahoo!"
Kevin: "If I scrunch down some more, maybe I won't fall out!"

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Kevin: "Parker, what do you think?"
Parker: "I like it, Buddy!"

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Look at us! No hands!

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When it was time to go, Parker was tired out from all the fun. Kevin was just happy to be back on solid ground. (He's finally smiling!)

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When we got home, Andrea wanted to ride her bicycle for a bit. Kevin was very interested in the proceedings.

Kevin: "Hmm . . . where can I get one of those?"

Andrea: "Don't even think about it, Buddy!"

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Looked like fun! Our snow is starting to melt...we're going to check out the park but I have a feeling the swings are still up and it's pretty wet. Hope the warmer weather will stick around for a bit.