Since yesterday was Father's Day, I thought I would take this moment to once again tell everyone how great my Daddy is and how happy I am that he is my Daddy. On Saturday morning my Daddy and I went on a Hawk Walk in the Inwood Hill Park. It was very early and quite muggy but we had tons of fun walking around looking for birds and enjoying each others company.Oh yeah, Mommy came to and took most of the pictures. Narnia anyone? Just what every path in the woods needs, a sewer drain.My Daddy, aka the coolest, was the first one in our group to spot a Red-tailed Hawk. It was a fledgling that had ventured out of the nest and landed in a tree with lots of mean little birds. They all kept pecking at him, trying to get him out of their tree but the poor thing wouldn't leave. Finally, he flew away to another tree but most of the other birds followed him. I guess he's still learning how to be a bird of prey.This is how excited I was to sit and watch the hawk for a very, very, very long time. Man my Daddy likes birds!We also saw some interesting historical sites. This rock represents the spot where the Dutch traded beads to the Native Americans for the island of Manhattan. Of course, the Native Americans had no concept of land ownership and thought they were just exchanging pleasantries and being polite. They learned otherwise when the Dutch showed up the next year, chased them off their land and built a wall on Wall Street to keep them out. Not very polite if you ask me. My Daddy always tells me to share and play nice, too bad the Dutch didn't have a great Daddy like mine.Here are some rock caves that acted like a Holiday Inn for traveling Native Americans. Now they act as a Holiday Inn for some crazy homeless people. One guys says he's been living here for 30+ years. The government has mostly filled in the caves to deter the crazies but the tons of broken glass everywhere says they're not listening. Daddy helping me up to the caves and our tour guide. My super Daddy giving me a super ride! I loved going on the Hawk Walk with my Daddy...and Mommy, and can't wait to go on more adventures with him in the future.
On Father's Day my Mommy made my Daddy a special Father's Day Feast and let me play with Daddy while she cooked. Too bad I didn't get a good nap after church and was kind of grumpy...sorry Daddy.
Note from Mommy: In case anyone is wondering why there is a bowl of water next to my plate, that is ice water for my left hand which got slightly burned during the making of the feast. She made homemade Spanish Bread, Apple Cider Pork Loin Chops and a Spring Vegetable Mix. I enjoyed the veggies, bread and potatoes but the pork was a little saucy for me. Chocolate Mousse Cake, the perfect end to a perfect meal.
The other day I had on some cute overall shorts and Mommy thought she'd capture the cuteness for Daddy.
Also on Friday, Mommy decided in honor of Daddy to let me listen to the new Weezer Red Album so that I could learn to appreciate Daddy's favorite music like I appreciate Mommy's. Here's a little video of me dancing and flopping about the couch to the new tunes. Notice my cool new flip-flops too.
I know this was a long one but I just wanted to let my Daddy know how much I love him and enjoy spending time with him. Happy Belated Father's Day!
Look at you cute hiking family! THAT is just another reason why we need to live closer to you! I cannot believe that you let Cody throw Morgan that high in the air! WOW!
That hike sounds like so much fun. What a fun family outing. I'm amazed that you guys do so much fun stuff with a little one. Funny pic of the sewer drain.
Is that a BYU Hockey shirt I see on Cody? (I can't figure out what else it would say.) We are big fans of hockey and have some fond memories of BYU intramural hockey. Our team found out that it was co-ed and the 3 of us girls on the team had a blast. Good times.
Jamie:It is a BYU Hockey shirt. I'm not sure why Cody has it other than he loves Hockey and he went to BYU. He played Rugby while he was there but I'm not sure if he played on any intramural teams. That's awesome that you played. I can't believe how much you do with all of your kids! At least we still out number Morgan. We'll see how well we do when we get more:)
We are a happy little family who live in the Akron, OH area. Cody works for the fabulous Smucker's Company. Our favorite little man Morgan is five and loving life. Our little lady Pepper is almost three and a bundle of girly joy! We welcomed, Hazel to our family and couldn't be more in love with her.
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I love the picture of Morgan sitting on the bench. That just makes me laugh. It looks like you guys had a great day.
I love that photo too! Of Morgan on the bench. And that chocolate mousse cake is making my mouth water!
Look at you cute hiking family! THAT is just another reason why we need to live closer to you! I cannot believe that you let Cody throw Morgan that high in the air! WOW!
That hike sounds like so much fun. What a fun family outing. I'm amazed that you guys do so much fun stuff with a little one. Funny pic of the sewer drain.
Is that a BYU Hockey shirt I see on Cody? (I can't figure out what else it would say.) We are big fans of hockey and have some fond memories of BYU intramural hockey. Our team found out that it was co-ed and the 3 of us girls on the team had a blast. Good times.
Jamie:It is a BYU Hockey shirt. I'm not sure why Cody has it other than he loves Hockey and he went to BYU. He played Rugby while he was there but I'm not sure if he played on any intramural teams. That's awesome that you played.
I can't believe how much you do with all of your kids! At least we still out number Morgan. We'll see how well we do when we get more:)
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