Enjoy :)
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Who was that masked girl?
Delanie is dressing up this Halloween as SuperWhy, a character from one of her favorite shows. Deanna made her the shirt. Here's a clip of Delanie after she tried on the costume:
Monday, September 7, 2009
Take Me Out To The Ballgame...
Friday, August 21, 2009
Delanie spelling some words!
Here's a video from today of Delanie reading/spelling words off her shapes placemat.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Summer Video!
Here is a clip of Delanie in the car, on the way to NH:
After we returned from NH, Delanie started to play a game called, "Going to Uncle DJ's House." Here she is, smiling for the camera in between playing.
This last clip is of Delanie swimming in the pool!
After we returned from NH, Delanie started to play a game called, "Going to Uncle DJ's House." Here she is, smiling for the camera in between playing.
This last clip is of Delanie swimming in the pool!
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Easton Children's Museum
We got to Uncle DJ's house late Monday, after several days of driving and stops. Cold, dreary rain welcomed us to New England. So, we found the closest Children's Museum to burn some energy!
Easton Children's Museum is located in an old firehouse. For those of you that have been to Marbles, it is similar, except much smaller quarters and more "hidden" activities (puzzles in the walls, instruments, lego hallways, etc). Delanie was immediately overwhelmed by the number of people, which included a field trip of wild 1st graders. She mostly stuck to independant activities in quieter areas of the museum.

One of her first finds was a face paint station, where she got very serious about putting on "makeup."
Easton Children's Museum is located in an old firehouse. For those of you that have been to Marbles, it is similar, except much smaller quarters and more "hidden" activities (puzzles in the walls, instruments, lego hallways, etc). Delanie was immediately overwhelmed by the number of people, which included a field trip of wild 1st graders. She mostly stuck to independant activities in quieter areas of the museum.
One of her first finds was a face paint station, where she got very serious about putting on "makeup."
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