More, but Definitely Better, Temporary Living

The last two weeks of our time in between moving out and moving in was spent at Aunt Gayla and Uncle Dan's house.  We could not have been more greatful.  It was wonderful!  Not only was the space perfect for us and the hospitality more than we could have ever asked for, it was great to get to spend time with them.  Their house backs to a greenbelt and they have a playground right across the street.  Carter loved that part.  We can't wait to be closer to them and to cousins after moving.

 

 

 

 

 

Sad Day

Grammy Lu started watching Carter when he was about 5 months old.  He was there until it was time to move to the new house.  The new house wasn't going to be close enough for Grammy Lu to continue to watch Carter.  We were all very sad on his last day there.  Carter loved it there and the decision to send him somewhere new was not an easy one.  We are definitely going to keep in touch though, and make sure to visit.

 

For Hire

Proper hard hat, hydration and equipment required when fixing anything lately.  If anyone knows of someone needing a handyman, we know just the guy.

 

 

 

Lunch Date

Since I had Veteran's Day off and Grammy Lu's was closed too, Carter and I got to spend the day together.  It was a very low key day that included hanging out and a lunch date at Chick-Fil-A with a cute little banged up boy.  His energy and excitement lead to many bumps and bruises these days.

Cuteness!

Grandma Ann came and stayed with Carter for a few days while Grammy Lu was out of town.  Even though conditions weren't ideal in the extended stay, they had a great time together.  Carter showed Grandma his love of airplanes, by pointing them out every time he heard them, and his ongoing love for his lion, binky and blanket.

 

 

Parks and Recreation

One plus to staying at the particular Homestead Suites we picked, was there was an awesome park close by.  We only made it a couple times, but Carter had a blast.  They had a bunch of different slides and things for him to climb.  He loved it.  Too bad we won't be close to that all the time, but I am sure we can find something just as good or better up north.

 

 

 

Just Because