Legoland!

While in Cali, we took Noah to LeGoLaNd. Noey is so in love with Legos and his Lego Star Wars game, that we thought it would be so fun for him. We left Logan with Grandma and Grandpa and had a fun day with just Noah. The park is designed for little kids, there were only a handful of rides that he was too small to ride. He had a blast! It was amazing to see all of the characters and buildings made entirely out of Legos. Noah saw Indiana Jones and had to get a picture with him!

This is the Hollywood bowl built entirely out of Legos.

Sydney Opera house.

Eiffel tower.

New York city. (all to scale!)

At the end of the day, Noah got to get a few Lego kits as a souvenir and got to see Darth Vader, and even got to touch his lightsaber!

Griffith Park

We got to go to California to visit my family last week and we took the boys to Griffith Park. They have the cutest little train that we all got to ride on. Noah loved it!
They also had little ponies that kids can ride on so of course we did that too. We put Noah on a medium horse thinking that meant size but we soon learned it meant speed! As soon as Noah got on his horse, it takes off galloping around the track! Jason and I were laughing so hard at how shocked Noah must have been. He had fun but was definitely ready to get off.

Poor Logan

Logan is crawling and getting into everything these days. He is loving the freedom he has by getting around on his own. Well, a few weeks ago, we were at my cousins' house and I left him with the kids to play while I visited with my cuz. Poor Logan was curious and ended up touching the glass of the lit fireplace and burned his little hand. It didn't look bad at all but he just kept crying so we left and I ended up taking him to the doctor. His hand was a little blistered by then so the nurses wrapped it up and gave me a prescription for the pain and this silver sulphate stuff to help the burn. The next day when I went to change the bandage, his whole hand was one huge blister covering his palm! Gross huh?! (That's the silver sulphate all over his hand.) A huge blister like and a crawling baby don't mix and it popped the next day. Poor thing had to army crawl to get around because it hurt him to crawl normally on his hand. We just kept wrapping it up and putting the medicine on and a week later his hand was looking mostly back to normal. He has no scars and the hand looks great!