Thursday, May 01, 2008

How much fun can one little boy have with two grandma's

If you have wondered why I have not posted a blog in a long time this will answer your question. Carson has had both Grandma's stay at our house over the past month. He had so much fun with Grandma Leishman these are a few of the things Carson loved doing with Grandma Leishman:

Playing hide and go seek
Running on the grass
hours and hours of playing cars
The famous stories at night. I was always kicked out of the room at bed time.
Going to the Mets game and eating Cracker Jacks.
Central Park on the carousel and eating lots of Cream.
Body Slams!!!!

We miss you lots!



Then Grandma Warner came to visit. These are a few of the things Carson had fun doing with Grandma Warner.

Playing with his dump truck in the dirt.
Going to the beach.
Hide and go seek. This is Carson's favorite game.
Going out to lunch.
Going to the Park and throwing rocks with grandma.
Making lots of good treats.
Laying in the Big Boy Bed.
Fixing projects around the apartment.



We miss you both and can't thank you enough for all your help.

3 comments:

Leishman's said...

How fun for Carson to have so much Grandma attention. I'm sure it was a nice break for you Kaycee. Can't wait to see you all this summer.

Mark said...

Here is a fun activity for grandma and the kids.How about spending an hour getting your young gardeners (and those young at heart), excited about plants and nature? I thought your young gardeners would enjoy an indoor gardening adventure, growing the TickleMe Plant (Mimosa pudica). Recently featured by the National Gardening Associations Kids Store, http://www.kidsgardeningstore.com/14-1030.html
If you want to give your young gardeners an experience they will never forget, consider having them grow a TickleMe Plant. This is the plant that will close its leaves and lower its branches when you tickle it. They sprout in days and can be grown indoors any time of year. Just Google TickleMe Plants or go to http://www.TickleMePlant.com for seeds and growing kits. This plant has turned many kids into plant and nature lovers. I know, because I grow TickleMe Plants in my classroom. Your children may never look at plants in the same way and neither will you!
Happy Growing,
Mark

Becky Bevans said...

Hey Taylor and Kaycee how are things going.... Those are darling lil pictures. They grow up fast hold on for the ride. We sure miss all you guys. Cherae is having the parties and dating now crazy huh!!! :) Becky