This past weekend we conducted a few photo shoots for Micah's two year photos. It was much easier than last year now that he takes direction well and enjoys saying "Cheese!" over and over again. He was so cooperative and animated; the photos really capture his personality! Since I had a hard time choosing which ones to post, I am going to share two sets of photos- indoor and outdoor photos. These photos will focus on the shots we took at home on Saturday morning... Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Monday, October 4, 2010
More Fall Fun
After our apple picking adventure, we headed to Doylestown to see my cousin Brendan, a senior at Lebanon Valley College, play football. I spent many fall weekends watching my brother play football in high school and still love the chance to watch a game in person. It was fun to see Brendan in action and be with the family. Micah loved looking for Brendan throughout the game and giving him a high five at the end. It's so sweet to see him look up to his older cousins!
Apple Picking
We took our first family apple picking outing on Saturday morning-- so much fun! We went to Varner's, a small farm nearby with lots of fun activities for the whole family (and most are free!). We had gone last year but it was later in October and it was slim pickins for apples then. This year we had an abundance to choose from. Micah did a great job pulling apples from the branches and adding them to our basket. He was very proud of his hard work as you can see from the photos. We didn't have a ton of time so we hope to go back again soon to enjoy all the kids' activities and visit the pumpkin patch. I love that it is so close and plan to go back to pick more apples, too!
Made my first apple crisp to end our lovely fall day! Yum!
Flood Zone
We had our first glimpse of flooding in Mont Clare this past Friday. I am still amazed that our basement did not fill up with water! Our neighbors two doors down had 5 inches in their basement Thursday night and had to have the fire company come suck the water out. There was water covering most of our basement floor, but that is nothing to complain about. Everyone across the street had swampy backyards but little water in their basements too. I really was amazed after hearing so many stories of flooding on our street! Everyone I talked to had been prepared, spending hours Thursday night bringing all the contents of the basement up to their dining rooms. I am thankful we don't get it as bad as they do (the canal runs into their back yards), and I hope and pray we never see inches (or feet) of water down there!
The canal was quite a site to see. They closed the bridge going into Phoenixville at the corner of our street but it was still open to pedestrians. It was so weird to walk past the canal path and not see it-- the canal and river had joined. I tried to take a few photos to document it...
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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