, including visiting the fah-bu-lous Children's Museum of the Lowcountry (http://www.explorecml.org/) and SC Aquarium (http://www.scaquarium.org/).Photo above: After church, Gracie insisted that we remove her tights so she could taste her foot. (She usually removes her socks by herself.)
Photo: Grandpa bought Grace this sweatsuit from the Life is Good store on The Market downtown.
Gracie kisses with her mouth open, as seen in this photo.
Photo below: Grandpa kisses Gracie back.
At the Aquarium, we toured the Turtle Rescue Program facilities. Mommy carries Gracie (in Bjorn) in front of DeBourdieu, a 305 lb. female Loggerhead, who was healing well and will hopefully be released soon. (You can check the Web site for updates about her.)
Something is indeed "fishy," and its name is Chance!
Shopping at the Children's Museum. Chance wanted the ice cream (takes after his Mommy).
Photo below: We purchased a whole basket of Grace!
Grace playing at the Children's Museum (that's Grandpa's hand, by the way).
The twins are so advanced that they can write their names already!
Grandpa giving Grace a "ride" on the seagull at the Children's Museum
1 comment:
Looking Good! The kids are growing fast. nice to to grandpa too.
-asd
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