Wee Sports Class

Brook took a toddler sports class.  

However, between being sick, travel, and snow days, 

we only were able to attended two classes.  

The first class she learned how to play T-ball.

Warm Ups!

Up to bat!

1st base

And of course, every toddler class has to end with the parachute! 

The next class was all about soccer, 

so we brought the pro with us, Aunt Juju.

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The Children's Museum and the Circus

One of our favorite places to visit in the winter is the Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia.

When we got there, to our surprise, the Harlem Globetrotters were visiting.

This place is a toddlers dream, with everything being just their size.

All in one day, Brook got to be...

an astronaut,

a doctor,

a construction worker (Daddy's favorite),

gas pumper

(however, being a Jersey girl, she'll never have to do that again!)

and a trolley driver and much, much more!

A few days later, our family went to the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus

 Lots of fun!!

Logan is 4 Months Old

Wrapping up Winter

As you know, I am very behind on my blogging, so I will do my best to bring you up to speed!  

Here are some fun things we did as we said good-bye to winter...

Ice Skating

Skiing

We headed to New York so Brook could try skiing for the first time.

We started out at the hotel pool.  

Then to a fabulous German restaurant for dinner.

The next morning it was time to hit the slopes! 

First Brook had to get all of her gear.

Ski boots...check!

Lift ticket...check!

Skis and helmet...check,check!

Now lets go!!!

Brook took instruction from Daddy much better than she did Mommy, 

so Logan and I watched from the sidelines!

  

Go Brook Go!  

You did awesome!

We are so proud of you!

St. Patrick's Day

Better late than never....

We woke up to strange happenings on St. Patrick's Day...

Little green leprechaun footprints throughout our kitchen floor 

Our milk was green and a half eaten cookie was left for Brook.  

We had green eggs for breakfast!

 

Brook disguised herself as a leprechaun to try and catch one, 

but better luck next year!

Happy St. Patrick"s Day!