Here is the playground from where we ended up. If you can't see the massive play equipment, thats ok. I couldn't either.
Here is the fence at the top of a hill that apparently is far more fun than the slide.
Here is Murdock running away from any social interaction with short people his own age.
Maybe he is shy?
Here he is being dragged back down the hill. He was not thrilled but he did take time to say hello to the gentleman in the background in his very best British accent. (?)
6 comments:
Love that he has a British accent. :)
Isn't that just the way of it...just when you think you are going to be able to sit and relax while your child romps around on s super-fun play apparatus, your child decides to play with a fence. Oh the joys!
Ummm...apparently I'm on Todd's account, but it's me, Sara, the CUTER of the two Register parents. :)
I take the kids to the park for a playgroup and every time Kimberly chooses to sit at the table with me, even though her friends from primary are there. Kids, go figure!
That is too funny. I want to hear his British accent:)
What a very lovely corsage (Happy Mother's Day!) . . . and a clever trick with the wet wipes (yes, we would have thought that was insane before becoming moms, right?) . . . and a darling boy sleeping with his pig . . . and, that Murdock is all boy, isn't he? I love these ironies.
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