Today we went blueberry picking. Erika decided to be a cat for the day. Note how she is saying meow in this picture.
Miranda take blueberry picking very seriously.
Catie also helps the cause. We wound up with over 2 lbs of berries. That is a record with everyone's 'help' and constant need for quality control tasting.
Even when it is chilly in the morning, the girls want to play in the kiddie pool. When I, Mommy, refuse to let them put water in their pool in 60 degree weather, the girls play in an empty pool
Catie enjoys her pool time, even without water.
Erika and her cute smile. Miranda is investigating something interesting in the backgroud
Miranda and her special clogs. Don't leave home without them.
These photos are actually from our drive back from Orcas Island. The rest area has these amazing historical artifacts called Phone Booths.
Erika is still not a fan of loud noises. She wants me (Jason) to set off the fireworks while she "hunkers in the bunker." This must be some Mythbusters saying, since I don't recognize it from our usual conversations. Jason and Erika take fireworks very seriously.
A see-saw made for twins. What is this thing? Even dragon tummies need kisses too.
Catie made it though while Miranda looks on the other side.
Also, you may note that Catie and Miranda have more pictures than Erika. I tried to take Erika's picture several times, but was spurned. If she had a bodyguard, she would have send him or her over to explain that Erika was not interested having her picture taken. So we have had to resort to sneaky pictures such as this one to capture her fifth year.
On Friday, Erika's preschool held an "Extravaganza" where all the students sang for the parents. Those that were moving on to kindergarten also got certificates, a mini-graduation.
Unfortunately, I did not get very good pictures. (time for a digital camera with f-stops, hint-hint Jason ;-) Here is Erika during the entrance procession.
And the only semi-decent shot I took of Erika's group singing. It's hard to get a good picture when you have to elbow out the other proud parents.
Catie and Miranda had their last day of toddler group today. The girls made the most of their last day. Here Miranda tries to drink the water from the water table to have one more sparkly poo before summer.
Catie does her favorite marching song with the scarves. She will even sing this in her crib when she goes to sleep or wakes up.
Teacher Amy had a little ceremony where she gave her students their certificates. Miranda is not sure what to do with the paper.
And Catie is not happy that this is the last day with Teacher Amy. We will miss you.