Fall activities are in full swing, and even though Saturday felt more like summer, we had fun cheering on Evie and the yellow team at soccer.
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| Someone got a little bored with soccer, so he decided to play in the trees |
One silver lining of school being back in session is that I've been able to have some one-on-one time with each kid. I pick Evie up at school a couple of times per week, and we often will have an ice cream date, or take a trip to the library together on our way home. One of my favorite moments was a lunch date on Church Street over the weekend, when I introduced Evie to The Red Onion sandwich. She devoured it like a true Vermonter!
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| Family puzzle |
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| Green beans on the way to the bus?! |
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| Modeling in the window |
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| Church Street girls date |
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| Red Onion! |
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| School picture day! |
Noah gets lots of one-on-one time since he is only in school part-time. He was a little under the weather last week, but he was still excited to bike home from school one day, and he especially loved making baking soda/vinegar volcanoes and "swimming" in the water table!
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| He is very into building and creating things these days |
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| Vinegar and baking soda experiments |
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| Cooling off in the water table |
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| He progressed to fully swimming in the water table. So funny! |
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| After many days of waking up a little too early, the poor guy crashed! |
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| Thumbs up for Aunt Pea's new car! |
The rest of the week consisted of some serious momming - driving to and from schools, to soccer, Irish Step Dance, religion classes, school meetings, doctor's appointments, errands. Why not have Matt install a new dishwasher in the midst of all of that!? Ha ha. He did a great job (and yes, I am pretty darn excited for the new dishwasher)!
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| Noah wanted to be Daddy's assistant, so he made sure to get his gloves and tools ready, too! |
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