Saturday, April 25, 2009

Lemonade Days

Last weekend we went to the Lemonade Days in Dunwoody, which is a fair that they have here every year. We wanted to see what Emma thought about the fair and all the rides. She likes to look at the rides but was afraid to try anything. We tried out the Carousel and Emma would not sit on the horse, but wanted me to hold her and then while it was going around we talked about horses. She did, however, love the giant slide. After we tried it once she kept asking for more:).

The other highlights were homemade ice cream (we had some Friday night, and when we went on Saturday morning she kept running to the ice cream truck), and the petting zoo. Emma loved seeing and touching all the animals. We we're able to catch it in a picture, but at one point she gave a goat a huge hug. It was hilarious:)

Enjoy the slide show. Click on it if you want to see larger pictures.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Easter Egg Hunt

Today Emma went to her first Easter Egg hunt at Pastor Ewan's house. Emma was one of 29 kids on the hunt. Emma was so excited and loved looking for the eggs. She was a pro, and found a bunch of eggs. She was looking near another little boy, Patrick, and every time someone showed Patrick where an egg was, Emma would run in front of him to grab the egg. She was quick.

Here's a slide show with some picks.

Monday, April 6, 2009

Building a Bird House

On Saturday while Andreja was at work, Emma and I (Chris) went to Home Depot. Emma is excited everytime that we go because we see lawnmowers and tractors:) This time some kids were building birdhouses and the supervisors gave us a bird house and apron. When we came home Emma was so excited to build the bird house with me. It was lots of fun. As soon as it was finished Emma looked outside and started calling the birds to come to their new house. She is so cute!

Getting ready to start building in her new Home Depot apron.


You can't build a bird house without a hammer.


Emma trying to put in the perch.


Almost done.
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