Apparantly, after more than 10,000 Minnesotans voted online...Winona was chosen to be "Capitol for a Day" in celebration of the states sesquicentennial. Can't say I voted, but if it means there's a bounce house and fireworks, we're there!
Friday, May 16, 2008
Winona - Capitol for a Day
Thursday, May 15, 2008
ECFE
Since ECFE is almost over for the '07/08 year, I thought I'd bring the camera in this morning! This spring has been Luke's first time separating and he is doing so well....much better than Emily did when she first separated a few years ago. But, he's also an oblivious 15 month old, so when he actually understands that Mommy is leaving for an hour next fall, we'll see if he is still tear free!
Monday, May 12, 2008
If Emily had a say....
Sunday, May 11, 2008
A Fun Day
The kids and I went on a little field trip with the ECFE group on Saturday to the Hixon Nature Center in Lacrosse. I don't really have any pictures of the actual 'events' but here are a few from the day!
Monday, May 5, 2008
Before I forget....
it's a big day today at our house! Emily is officially 4 and a half years old today and Luke is 15 months today. Let's see...what are they up to these days? Emily is still very interested in reading and writing and just books in general, which is great! Plus, she still has 1 more year of preschool so she should be ahead of the game when she starts K. Now she just needs to ride a bike without training wheels and tie her own shoes and she won't be my baby anymore! And speaking of school, Dave and I are kicking around the option of sending her to St. Mary's Catholic school, yep, a Catholic school. Who would have thought? Let's just say I'm more sold than Dave is at the moment. We have another year to check out the details, but it's the best that Winona has to offer, so....
Emily continues to be the best big sister a little brother could ask for and the best daughter a Mommy could ask for. She's always very concerned about his safety and well being, what a gal! She loves to be outside riding her numerous bikes, trikes and scooter, writing with sidewalk chalk, digging for worms and other treasures (our yard has lots of good stuff burried in it I guess!), picking dandelions, jumping rope, hula-hooping (is hooping a word?), going to the neighborhood park and walking around the block visiting all the neighbors dogs and cats. She'll finish up her second year of preschool this month and ECFE classes will also end soon for the year. But, her summer will be packed full of fun! So far she's going to Y camp and Park & Rec camp in June, another Park & Rec camp in July (hey, you can't beat $21 for a weeks worth of morning nature filled childcare, right?), a week up at Gull Lake in August, Tuesday morning summer storytime at the library and a playdate after with her friend Bridget from ECFE, and we purchased a season pass for the aquatic center. Plus a week or 2 visiting Deeda, Nana and Papa, and Uncle Nathan and Erica! Whew!
Luke on the other hand....no, just kidding, he's a great kid too! It's so fun watching him. Like seriously, just watching him. He's such an animated kid with a gallery of facial expressions that will make the most serious of people giggle and smile. He still has just the 6 teeth (4 on top, 2 on bottom) and is saying a few words...Dada, Mama, Sis, Woof-Woof (what pretty much anything with fur says) and nigh-nigh. So far, he seems to be 'all boy' as in loves dirt, cars and trucks. He instinctively made car and truck sounds at around 10 months, so of course, we were proud :) His other interests are drinking fountains, dogs and cats, walking around with phones or shovels, brooms, hats (but not wearing them of course), the yard pinwheels, pinecones, bananas, and running on the sidewalk. His big blue eyes are gorgeous and yes, we will be growing out his hair as long as possible ;) If only he'd sleep better....
So there you have it, the Robison kids update!
Our second home
Lawn Girl
Papa was down visiting this past weekend. Emily was such a good helper getting the front yard ready and 'feeding the chickens' aka seeding. Plus, she had ample opportunity to go worm hunting, so she was thrilled! She was up to 25 at one time, but then was confused when they went missing so Mommy gave her the 'food chain' chat ;)
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