Kicking off spring break with a trip to the Lumberyard bike park
Mia navigating the turns
Autumn took on the hills of all sizes!
Luca was at home exploring all the tracks and of course taking the shortcuts and jumps
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Family trip to Mt. Bachelor today
Warm-up snack. So many snacks! (great tip Tami ❤️)
Luca is all set and very excited to ride the chair lift.
Luca shredding the gnar
Silliness in the sled
Some more snacking
Autumn getting in on the action
More snacking
A great day at the mountain
P.S. I also found out on this trip that apparently my snowboard gear is considered “vintage” 😁
Proud of our Luca. He’s so precise and focused that violin has been a good way for him to channel that energy. This was his first recital. He’s following the Suzuki Method so he played Twinkle Twinkle, Lightly Row, and Go Tell Aunt Rhody.
After patiently waiting and longingly observing her big brother’s classes from the sidelines for the past couple of years, Autumn finally got to go to her own gymnastics class! Luca stayed close by during warm ups to make sure she was ok, and after that she was all smiles and like an old pro. Not to mention completely adorable. Every few minutes she would look up to find us, waving a sweet hello and flashing a toothy grin. Partially, I’m sure, for some comfort and familiarity in a new situation, but she also seemed to be saying, “Can you believe it? I finally made it!” You did make it, little dragon, and we’re so proud of you!
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Autumn’s drawings of people are starting to have more detail. They now have bottoms attached.
We have more pictures and videos coming of Luca’s Dinner Theater concert and show but here are a few. Luca played his drums in the band and gave everyone a generous helping of rock poses and faces. Love my little punk buddy.
It was a nice day today and with everyone watching football the roads and parks were clear so Luca and I headed out to the bike park
Shredding remix
We had a lot of fun. There were a few crashes
and even dad took a spill
sigh… seriously thanks YouTube 🙁
But along with some dirt and a few scrapes we came away from it with some memories
p.s. For those of you who know how particular Luca can be you’ll appreciate that after I drove to the park I pulled out his helmet and he quickly realized it was NOT his spitfire helmet. He said this helmet does not have anything cool on it.
When we were leaving he said. Dad you need to never grab this helmet again. You need to put a sticker on it that says THIS IS NOT LUCA’S HELMET…DON’T GIVE IT TO HIM, and don’t make the sticker red like my spitfire sticker. Make it…. make it yellow. I’m going to put this helmet at the bottom… underneath everything else so you never grab it again. (ok Luca geez message received)