Spring Farm tour

Nathan is really into washing his hands. Probably a good thing considering how filthy he usually is.

First sprinkler session of the year!

They're both still cramming into the tiny car.

I just gave up and let them splash.

We knew it wouldn't take long for Nathan to try to shake the basket down

Nathan was not as amused on his first merry-go-round ride

Brady taught Nathan the art of finger painting

Seriously, he is a dirt magnet. I think I change his clothes more often now than when he was a baby.

Hard to tell in the picture, but he is soaked. During my five minute speed-shower, he took the stool to the tub, turned the faucet on, and used a cup to dump water onto himself and the floor.

Brady got his soccer medal

Four years old = old enough for chores

Last weekend was the county's semi-annual farm tour, and this time we opted to visit an educational farm.  It's run by three generations of farmers and two generations of teachers, and they offer field trips, camps, and many other opportunities for hands on learning at their small, working farm.  We will definitely remember it once Brady is old enough for summer camp- it is right up his alley!

Say cheese!

That axe seems a little ominous

The goats were definitely Brady's favorite

At the park, and Brady found more geese to chase

My morning running partner needs a little more caffeine