My brother was in town for a couple days on business and joined us for a hike/bike around the pond. During a snack break, the boys sang , climbed on dead trees, and found some fossils.
Here is another video where the dogs and stuffed animals join in:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5ZGE4ZoSy8
Alex is starting to get the hang of this. He still needs a little help keeping his speed up.
Oh, yeah. Alex is now done with training wheels. This is from last week. He did a couple laps of the driveway. I can't say enough about the balance bikes. Alex only really started using his this winter. We noticed last week that his feet weren't on the ground at all going down hill.
Of course you could just remove the pedals from a regular bike, but the balance bikes are a lot lighter to carry home when they get tired and don't want to go back up the hills.
We went out to Holland (Mass) last weekend for a free pancake breakfast on a maple farm. The syrup was straight out of the shack. We went with the cousins and all four boys rode in our car.
They pretended the other car was a pirate ship , so the whole ride was one long chase. At the farm, they found a tire swing and an older girl to push them. One would ride the swing and the others would dive out of the way at the last minute.
Alex picked Alice's Adventures in Wonderland off the shelf tonight and, after asking me to read it, dropped it on his foot. This is the hard cover umpteenth edition annotated Alice with both Wonderland and Looking Glass. That must have hurt. My first reaction was no because they barely sat through two months ago. I think I said something along the lines of: "It's too far over your head. I don't think you understood what was going on when we read it last time."
This is Alex's response with some help from Chris. I had to stop him half way through and get my phone out, but he started over from the beginning pretty well. Not too much changed for the camera other than Chris wanting to be involved.
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