Oct 29 2008
At the Park with Gpa Tom from Mike C on Vimeo.
Here’s a video from last month of Lucy taking her Gpa Tom to one of her favorite places, the park. It’s our first HD video post. You can view the HD version at Vimeo.
Oct 4 2008
Lucy and I woke up early on Saturday morning. So, while Lucy’s Mom got some much needed shuteye, the kid and I went off and had some fun…
 This Saturday morning begins at one of Lucy’s favorite places, the park. |
 Lucy strolls the park’s winding trails for a bit, then decides she wants to go on a swing… |
 …but this is easier said than done. There are so many swings to choose from! (Who’d a thunk?) This one looks too big… |
 This one’s too round (and strange)… |
 This one’s just right! |
 Lucy enjoys the swing. She sees it as welcome relaxation before a busy weekend. |
 Once off the swing, Lucy goes exploring, what’ll she do next? |
 Lucy the train conductor. “All aboard!” she says… |
 “…as long as you’re a cat or squirrel!” |
 Her train shift complete, Lucy clocks out before deciding on something aquatic. |
 She makes friends with a baby dolphin and the two quickly lap the park 3 and a half times! (they would have made it four, but the dolphin’s mom said they had to go.) |
 Lucy gives a reluctant good bye to her flippered friend, then sets out to explore the “big kid” playground… |
 “One of these days,” she says to herself… |
 “…this will all be mine!” |
 Finished w/ the park, Lucy runs an errand… |
 ..and visits the local supermarket. |
 “Mommy would like these cakes, I bet!” |
 “She’d like this ice cream too!” |
 “Mommy’s just like me in that respect!” |
 After the supermarket, Lucy treats her chauffeur/ daddy to some pommes frites (after patiently explaining to him what they are) before heading home… |
 What a morning. |
Aug 27 2008
We brought L to the park last week and she had a blast, playing on the swings, slides, and assorted playground fixtures. She had so much fun she had a bit of a fit when we told her we had to go.
However, I’m sure we’ll go back soon—I think L misses her seahorse.
by Danny Gatton
