Step Up to the Bar for Some "Gym Beam"

We had an action-packed day, starting with some out-of-the-box ideas.


I flipped out at the idea of celebrating Benjamin and Ethan's birthdays with a visit to the gym...


...where I got to show off a little.


Speaking of birthdays and showing off, tonight was definitely in my top ten (months)!

That's One Berry Big Berry

Have you ever seen such a big strawberry? No, sis, but then again, I haven't ever tasted a strawberry either, so I'm probably the wrong person to ask.

Tu Tu Tu Much Fun!

Daya came over for a playdate today. I was glad that she brought her daddy with her, so we could make him into a pizza...


...then he returned the favor.


Hey, can I play too (too)?

Ode on a Patient's Turn

I spent nine long months in and nine long months out,
My check-up confirmed I'm no longer a sprout!
At 28 inches long, weighing 18' 2",
You're lighter than I was, I'm still proud of you.

The blanket's by Mema, the thighs are all mine,
Some say I'm "delicious," and others "divine."
So brave and so strong, despite all three vaccines,
You know what they say, we've got wonderful genes.

See 'Em at the Museum

We spent a lot of time in Children's Museums in the month of March.

First, while we were in Baltimore to celebrate PopPop's 96th birthday....


...Zachary and Leah joined us at Port Discovery.


I was Curious as to why George was there...but happy to see him nonetheless.


Then we had lunch at Attman's, where everyone, especially Zachary, wanted to eat my cheeks.


Grandpa said I was delicious too!


Unfortunately, while we were having fun, Daddy and Daria spent a lot of time dealing with our sick car. Don't you think it's a good sign that we ended up at a place called Darcars?

When we got back to town and got the car fixed, we went to the Brooklyn Children's Museum for Daya's birthday celebration.


I especially enjoyed flirting stroller-to-stroller with Liam's baby brother, Jack.


It was fun playing as a family in the Shop-a-Rama.


Check (me) out on the conveyor belt...


We've got reciprocal privileges, so invite us to a children's museum near you (though we may come incognito!).