No More Diapers!!!

Titus started asking us to go to the bathroom on a regular basis. He started asking us especially out in public places and when he woke up from naps and bedtime. So, we decided to take the big leap!

Fixing the Deck

When we moved into our house and had our inspection, our inspector was not very pleased with our porch deck. One of the things that was done incorrectly - 6 screws needed on each side of the brackets and only 1 was in place on each of the sides. Aaron has since fixed that with a little bit of Titus help.

Henry's Ark

Our friends Frank and Julia came to visit, bringing Titus' friends Isaac and Stella. The boy twins have yet to be born at this time, although causing Julia quite the discomfort. Henry's Ark was nice, but they really should invest in a bathroom.

Feeding the Ducks, Geese and Swans

You want me to feed this to the ducks?

 Feeding the Turkeys (Be careful - they like fingers.)

Letting Titus push Isaac Around

Feeding the Camel

(We gave the camel a plum that the kids had thown around and not really eaten. The camel ate it and spit the seed out when he was finished.)

Feeding the Deer

(After feeding the deer and hearing their sounds, we can now recognize deer sounds in the woods around us.)

Curious Llama

Chatting at the Fence

Teamwork with Zoey

Our dog Zoey loves to hunt. Since we have had her she has been lucky enough to catch 2 rabbits, a mouse and a few flies. Zoey is in the process of showing Titus some of her tricks for treeing a squirrel.

Shower Art

 

 The Finished Product

The Goat Whisperers

There is a farm near our church that was donated to the state. They have a few animals to feed, paths to walk, and different activities throughout the year. We went there this past Sunday with our friends Joseph, Kayla and Liam. Titus and Liam are hilarious together. When we got home after our visit to the farm, Titus was whining and complaining, "I want Diam." (He doesn't pronounce his L yet for Liam.) I guess he didn't think his play time with Liam should be over yet. Here are pictures from feeding the goats.