I began this blog to document my POTD (picture of the day) for our Project Life album in 2010. In Sept. 2011 I had our first baby and I plan for her to have the most documented life possible. I have continued each year with Project Life, but also have expanded my blog to include layouts and other creations. Life has gotten busy, so I don't post as often as I used to, but am still determined to try. I would love to have you join me on our journey! Thank you for visiting!
Monday, March 1, 2010
02.28.10 Boy in a Trunk
Yes, this is my nephew, Jakob, sitting in the trunk of my car. We pulled out his stroller while at the Japanese Gardens in Fort Worth today and Juan set him in the open trunk for a second in order to get the stoller open. Jakob decided that he love the trunk and wanted to spend the day playing in it. Boys are too funny! More photos from our outing below.
oh sweet jesus my heart skipped a beat when i saw Juan trying to get Jakob to jump on that round thing in the water....thank god I have you guys to take the edge off my overprotective side! =) I am so glad you all had fun!
Ha! He actually wasn't jumping, Juan said "how's a frog go" and was trying to get him to do Ribbet...Juan carried him and was watching closely. LOL you have way more of an overprotective side than I thought. He was totally in awe of the water. Didn't touch it really, but wanted to just stare at it for hours. We couldn't get him to keep walking down the path. Completely different from the Aquarium experience.
Our Little Garden Gnome
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oh sweet jesus my heart skipped a beat when i saw Juan trying to get Jakob to jump on that round thing in the water....thank god I have you guys to take the edge off my overprotective side! =) I am so glad you all had fun!
That tree stump makes him look small!
Ha! He actually wasn't jumping, Juan said "how's a frog go" and was trying to get him to do Ribbet...Juan carried him and was watching closely. LOL you have way more of an overprotective side than I thought. He was totally in awe of the water. Didn't touch it really, but wanted to just stare at it for hours. We couldn't get him to keep walking down the path. Completely different from the Aquarium experience.
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