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Kadin loves climbing up on the old fire truck at the station and can even climb down without my help. My little monkey!
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| Kadin will now put on the googles but still won't go under the water with them on. |
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| After swimming, Kadin and I went out to lunch with Alden and his family. Here, Kadin and Alden are both using the butter knife to try to cut up the ice cubes. They are definitely two kindred spirits. |
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| Alden's mom, Nikki, and his sister, Althea, read books together while the other two were playing with knives. |
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| It wouldn't be summer in Alaska without at least one puddle photo. Here, Kadin's shoe came off in the sticky mud and he just kept on running with out it. I also tried to keep his cute red Converses out of the mud, but I knew that it was not going to last. |
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| The rains began in August, and along with them, many beautiful rainbows. Kadin would only pose for the photo if his curly fries could be part of it. |
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| One rainy day, we drove down to the Alaska Transportation Museum and fortunately, it stopped raining intermittently and we enjoyed the outside exhibits. Kadin sure looks little next to these giant planes! |
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| He was quite disappointed to find out that we were not allowed to climb inside the planes! |
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| There was a train set up that he could climb into and he would race through each car as fast as he could, jumping on the seats, grabbing any levers he found, and avoiding the scary barmaid manequin in the dining car. |
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| A gift arrived in the mail for Kadin and after opening it, he studied it closely to figure out what it was…. |
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| Tinkerbell stickers!!!! Yay!!!! Thanks Abuela Baiba!! |
