All Wet

We had a lot of fun, even if I did get soaked and have to ride home on Dad's shoulders in nothing but a diaper. This is definitely the life.

Falling Rocks

While Tom and Dad were teaching me how to skip rocks, Mom and Christina made some joke about "those who can't do, teach." I didn't get the joke, or the rock-skipping. But I'm practicing all the time.

Exploring Nature. Or Nature Peeing. It's Anyone's Guess.

One afternoon we walked down to a raging river near the campground. The water was pretty cold, but I managed to wet my feet a bit and throw some rocks around...something Mom and Dad never let me do at home.

Furvival of the Sittest

Tom stumbled upon the secret to surviving two and a half days in the wilderness with a baby.(not pictured: the can of PBR in Dad's hand)

Roughing It Just Off the Beltway

Tom, Christina, Mom, Dad and I all went camping over the Memorial Day weekend. Dad picked out a really nice campground. Walk to showers and bathroom. No fridge or stove. Inch-wide cracks in the 1930's-era cabin.

I'd say they were pretty brave.

Pandas Eat How Much Bamboo Each Day?

One day while Dad was traveling for work, Mom and I went to the National Zoo. I got to see monkeys and elephants and even these cool pandas. Dad says Mom and I should have taken them some of the "mother-loving bamboo holding our backyard hostage."

Perfect Mom's Day

We took a picnic lunch of sandwiches and grapes and all kinds of good stuff. As you can see, it was really windy that day, but we had a great time.

Playing in the Park

We had a Mother's Day picnic a few weeks ago. The weather was great, so we headed to a park down by the Potomac River. I found this leaf particularly interesting.

Sharing is Caring

My buddy David McAdam, who is just one day older than me, stopped by to hang out a couple of weeks ago. In this picture we were learning how to share.