In this picture Audrey is signing "peas" to Paula. After church and Audrey's nap Paula, A and I walked up to the Blind Lemon for a guitar recital. It was Nick Tuttle (has a studio on our street) student's recital and it was fun. Miss A lasted enjoyed it for an hour and then got restless so we left.
This garden is so cute. It reminds me of Europe ...
Student and teacher playing together.
This house was torn down on Fort View Street this week. Audrey somewhat strung together "house .... all gone .... cool" Not exactly together as in a sentence but still the concept. Her first 2 words spoken together (other than ones that don't count like Bye-bye) were "blue shirt".
She was not the least bit scared of the noisy equipment. It only took an afternoon to tear this down.
This past Monday was "Dog Days" at our pool. It closed to humans the day before.
In general the goldens were the best swimmers.
Miss Audrey's expression pretty much the whole time we were there which was about 45 minutes. This is typical when she is observing something new.
"Boo" the rescue dog who lives on our street and is so great with kids. Audrey has practically stuck a finger in Boo's eye and he did not flinch.
One of the life guards with her dog or as A calls them "pup".
Dogs with handles.
This little white dog did not seem thrilled with swimming.
This guy was learning to swim and seemed a little scared too.
This guy was probably the rock star of swimmers at this event.
I like this picture because of the way the dog is facing the people with one paw resting on the side of the pool.
Afterwards we walked to UDF for ice cream.
In this picture Audrey is signing "peas" to Paula. After church and Audrey's nap Paula, A and I walked up to the Blind Lemon for a guitar recital. It was Nick Tuttle (has a studio on our street) student's recital and it was fun. Miss A lasted enjoyed it for an hour and then got restless so we left.
This garden is so cute. It reminds me of Europe ... 
Student and teacher playing together.
This house was torn down on Fort View Street this week. Audrey somewhat strung together "house .... all gone .... cool" Not exactly together as in a sentence but still the concept. Her first 2 words spoken together (other than ones that don't count like Bye-bye) were "blue shirt".
She was not the least bit scared of the noisy equipment. It only took an afternoon to tear this down. 
This past Monday was "Dog Days" at our pool. It closed to humans the day before.
In general the goldens were the best swimmers.
Miss Audrey's expression pretty much the whole time we were there which was about 45 minutes. This is typical when she is observing something new.
"Boo" the rescue dog who lives on our street and is so great with kids. Audrey has practically stuck a finger in Boo's eye and he did not flinch.
One of the life guards with her dog or as A calls them "pup".
Dogs with handles.
This little white dog did not seem thrilled with swimming.
This guy was learning to swim and seemed a little scared too.
This guy was probably the rock star of swimmers at this event.
I like this picture because of the way the dog is facing the people with one paw resting on the side of the pool.
Afterwards we walked to UDF for ice cream.
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