Rock Climbing: the funnest part is falling down.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Ma-king Coffeeh...
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Ode to the Inner Tube
Yesterday we crashed the pool at the hotel Hilton with our friends. Bot had brought two inner tubes that turned out to be an endless source of entertainment for the boys. Best 89 cents ever spent!
Despite EIGHTEEN MONTHS of swim lessons, Axel still refuses to go into water deeper than eight inches:
Observe: the 10 month old baby is the only one brave enough to be in the deepest section of the pool:
Instead, Axel and Mason spent three hours playing non-stop with those inner tubes:
Here they perform the interpretive dance "Ode to the Inner Tube"
Heat Wave with Marisol
The other day there was a heat wave in San Diego. Marisol and Axel passed by a fountain, and they just had to jump in. The kids didn't have swim clothes, but it was so hot, we didn't care. Gotta stay cool.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Jump around, jump around
Hazel and Axel doing some sweet jumps of the patio furniture:
No kids were injured doing the production of these photographs.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Labor Day Bubble Party
Axel and I were invited to a Labor Day barbeque at Vincent and Ellis's. Luckily for Axel, Ellis's brother and sister-in-law were visiting from Amsterdam and they brought their daughter Evi. Ellis had set up two kiddie pools: one with water and one with bubbles. Guess which one was most popular:
What's better than soap bubbles and Thomas the Train? A Thomas the Train Bubble Maker, duh! (thanks, Ellis!)
What's better than soap bubbles and Thomas the Train? A Thomas the Train Bubble Maker, duh! (thanks, Ellis!)
Beach Trip with Dad
While mom was beating up competing roller girls in an out of town tournament, Axel and I went to La Jolla Shores to enjoy the Labor Day weekend. While Axel is a very physically oriented kid, he has always been a bit cautious when it comes to large bodies of water, usually preferring to stay on dry land (I chalk it up to him being half Danish - we had "Respect for the Sea!" drilled into our young minds growing up in Denmark). In any case, he finally seems to be warming up to the idea of playing in the ocean:
-Karsten
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