Last Saturday I shared some hours of pure joy with Teddy and his lovely Mom, Alison. We met for lunch and then went to the Childrens' Museum in Mashpee. It is a great interactive fun place, with the play areas depicting items related to local history and present industry. Teddy was immediately captivated with all the other children and so many things to do...here he had dropped what he was doing to come and ask for a Nana hug, but quickly wanted to be down and off to his next pursuit. Pictures are blurry as there was so much activity.
The music room.....
Ahhhhhh....his favorite thing....the vacuum cleaner.
Notice that the vacuum is parked next to him as he explores the inside of a deep sea diving unit.
He's got the moves in his cute little Red Sox shirt.
He finally made the big climb, around a lot of big girls to get on to the pirate ship.
He's getting really tired here....
Shortly after he came down from the pirate perch, he walked over to a large TV set, glanced around a few times, leaned against the TV and began to slowly slide off to sleep.
It was such a fun time.
The music room.....
Ahhhhhh....his favorite thing....the vacuum cleaner.
Notice that the vacuum is parked next to him as he explores the inside of a deep sea diving unit.
He's got the moves in his cute little Red Sox shirt.
He finally made the big climb, around a lot of big girls to get on to the pirate ship.
He's getting really tired here....
Shortly after he came down from the pirate perch, he walked over to a large TV set, glanced around a few times, leaned against the TV and began to slowly slide off to sleep.
3 comments:
What a darling little boy. Such cute pictures. I hope when he is older he still like to run the vacuum.
Gosh, but Teddy's grown since first we met (I, of course, have not grown one wrinkle *she says, tongue in cheek*) And what a darling big-little guy he is! I love that he needed a 'nana hug' - oh, but that is so special.
The name, Mashpee, tickles my imagination...you're surrounded by so much history. It's really nice Teddy can learn at a tender age. I'm a firm believer that more, not less, money should be spent in areas that encourage our youth to learn about our country.
Love the pictures
You are a busy lady...
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