Aiden and Grandma Chris at Quogue Widlife Sanctuary
Aiden with his turkey, BellyButton, on t-giving day. Don't ask, we don't know why...
Aiden really enjoys our visits to the island since he gets doted on by his grandparents (what could be better than walks through the forest, ice cream cake, early xmas presents, and trips to the aquarium), he gets tickled into a frenzy by Crazy Uncle Dan, and he gets to play with so many other kids his age. This visit he played with eight boys and girls that were 2-4 yrs old (kids of my college friends, Andy's HS friends, and my cousins) - and he got to play with all THEIR toys, which is heaven on earth. It makes it so much easier to actually visit with friends and family (adult conversations, I mean) when the kids can entertain themselves together, so we are very grateful for all the other kiddos on L.I. Plus, it's fun to see them too!
Doggie (Aiden) and Kitty (Elizabeth)
Three cousins eating apples - William, Aiden and Emma
William and his favorite purple dinosaur on the Islip Beach
Five boys in a bouncy-house, at Lisa & Ed's place
We also celebrated Grandpa Da-Da's birthday, had a great Thanksgiving feast at Aunt Mary & Uncle Mike's house (Aiden ate his first lithuanian-style kielbasi), visited a winery and a Christmas tree farm, and Andy ran a 5K Turkey Trot. Very productive week, I'd say! I need a vacation now.
Helping Grandpa Da-Da with the candles
2 comments:
Wow, your week on LI makes coming to Hinesburg seem like going to the most remote place in Antartica!!!
When I look at all the cute photos of Aiden, then look at the photo of the Macari wine snobs, I wonder how it can be that those three people are related. Poor Aiden.
Grandma Chris
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