Videos

Here are a few videos from our trip to the Shore.

Our Visit to the Jersey Shore!

We recently took a wonderful vacation to Wildwood, NJ. We had a wonderful time and saw lots of friends and family. Ryan did a great job! He went swimming. We took him to the water park and he really liked the slides and swim time. He did not enjoy water spraying him. We also went on the boardwalk and Ry went on several rides. We didn't think he would but he loved them. He was a true gem most of the time and we even managed to get him potty trained by the end!

Enjoy the sample of pics!

Carousel

Today we took Ry on his first carousel ride. We were at beautiful Schenley Plaza while Trav had to do a little work. So Ry and I walked over to this beautiful plaza/park. He hung out by the fountain and splashed around by it. We then went over to the carousel. First he rode a pig, next a giraffe, and then a tiger. He loved them and thought they were very fast. After that we shared a blueberry muffin and a water as we sat at an outdoor cafe table overlooking the plaza/park. Trav then joined us as Ry went on one last carousel ride. This time he choose the elephant.

Next time we will bring the camera to capture the event!

My parents visit!

My parents came and visited us July 1 for a week. We were lucky to have their company and help around the house. We had a great time whether it was when taking Ryan to his gym class, celebrating the 4th, shopping, going to the children's museum, or our wonderful boat tour. When I picked Ry up from daycare today he asked where Nana and Pop Pop were. I told him they flew back to Florida on a plane. He then said he missed them!

Busy Morning

We've had a busy morning in the Meyer house. I had Ryan paint a canvas for his playroom. I chose the colors and he went to town! I put an old work shirt of mine on him. We went down to the garage and I laid out an old tablecloth. I put the canvas on it. Next I poured the 4 colors into dishes and gave him a paintbrush. He was very controlled with his strokes. I occasionally had to turn the canvas as he'd only paint one part. He was most fond of the red (which wasn't a surprise).

Perhaps one day the painting will be worth money! For now it will hang in his playroom.