I'm sorry its been awhile since we posted. Here are some pictures of Mini-B and some of her friends playing at a park in Bryan. They have a splash pad set up there, which makes the park very popular. Mini-B didn't quite take to it but we'll keep trying.
So, if its not completely obvious, we're really enjoying spending time outside recently. Last weekend we went to the park across from our casa (Hensel Park). This weekend we went fishing at the George Bush Presidential Library and to an evening concert of the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheatre. Sorry I don'y have pics of everything but we'll get some more soon.
So Mini-B had rice cereal for the first time this evening. It was a little bit sooner than the ol' doc' recommended but he didn't seem to be too strict about it. It went well; she seemed to take to it just fine. We're hoping that she will sleep a bit longer with this new source of sustenance filling her little tummy.
So we headed out with Challah Bread in hand to Gram and Grandad's house on the lake. We had a good time relaxing. We had a weenie roast with Lisa, Alan, Samuel and Woofie. Mini-B played in an Exersaucer that Team BoTeeples brought down. She also enjoyed some quality alone time with Gram on the bed.
So Monday morning we packed up and headed for home. We had a great hike out. Mini-B slept much of it and Mrs. B and I were able to take in the scenery one last time. We had plans to go swimming in the Llano River (which is a great place to be in the summer) but it was a bit too cold still. So we picnicked and drove on back to Bryan. Enjoy the pics!
So we hiked on back to our campsite Sunday evening and we were lollygagging around (is that how you spell lollygagging? Who's going to check anyway!) when I decided to start supper. My plan was to cook quesadillas. Well, in an effort to conserve resources I had left some food in the car to be hiked in when necessary. As I began to cook dinner I realized I had forgotten to retrieve both the avacados and (you guessed it) the cheese! So in order to spare my dear wife the dissapointment of a supper of tortillas and pop-tarts, I humped it back to the car and retrieved our missing vittles. The night concluded well. We dined on wonderful quesadillas and toasted with 8oz cans of Dr. Pepper that I sneaked in for the occasion. Another sun ahd set over the Rock and our hearts were glad.