Last week Mommy and Daddy went to Chicago for a little vacation, while we stayed with friends and family in Goshen. Here are some pictures of their good times, and some of our good times farther down. The statue in this picture is the person that the area they stayed in Chicago, Wicker Park, is named after.
The statue was in a park in Wicker Park, which also had a big fountain...
...and a nice shaded playground, both of which made them think of us!
Mommy always wants to have these Chinese/Japanese steamed buns when we visit Chicago. They were super yummy.
Daddy and Mommy were able to travel the second day by the "L", the city train. Doesn't it look like the train is going to end up in Daddy's eye?
It looks like they were having too much fun--Daddy had to take a nap while they were hanging out in a bookstore that afternoon.
The next time our whole family goes to Chicago Mommy and Daddy want to take us to see this huge "bean" in Millennium Park. Can you find their reflections in the picture? You will have to make it bigger, I bet.
This is up close to the bean.
Daddy and Mommy thought of us again when they saw all these kids having fun in a huge splash park in Millennium Park. Maybe we can go there someday, too.
This is one of the nice pictures they saw in the Art Institute. But that's not how Grandpa Dale dresses to feed his lambs!
Thursday night they went to an audio taping of one of their favorite radio shows, "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me!" They said it was pretty hilarious.
While all this was going on in Chicago, we spent time with lots of great people in Goshen. Our Aunt Sara took some pictures of the backyard fun at her house on Thursday.
I thought it was great to fill up a plastic cup and slide it down the slide. It stayed standing until--SPLASH--at the bottom!
Hi from the fort way up high! Thank you so much to Sara, and also the Morricals, Cindy H., the Neufelds, the Masts, and Cindy B.! You are such an awesome community of support!
Last week Mommy and Daddy went to Chicago for a little vacation, while we stayed with friends and family in Goshen. Here are some pictures of their good times, and some of our good times farther down. The statue in this picture is the person that the area they stayed in Chicago, Wicker Park, is named after.
The statue was in a park in Wicker Park, which also had a big fountain...
...and a nice shaded playground, both of which made them think of us!
Mommy always wants to have these Chinese/Japanese steamed buns when we visit Chicago. They were super yummy.
Daddy and Mommy were able to travel the second day by the "L", the city train. Doesn't it look like the train is going to end up in Daddy's eye?
It looks like they were having too much fun--Daddy had to take a nap while they were hanging out in a bookstore that afternoon.
The next time our whole family goes to Chicago Mommy and Daddy want to take us to see this huge "bean" in Millennium Park. Can you find their reflections in the picture? You will have to make it bigger, I bet.
This is up close to the bean.
Daddy and Mommy thought of us again when they saw all these kids having fun in a huge splash park in Millennium Park. Maybe we can go there someday, too.
This is one of the nice pictures they saw in the Art Institute. But that's not how Grandpa Dale dresses to feed his lambs!
Thursday night they went to an audio taping of one of their favorite radio shows, "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me!" They said it was pretty hilarious.
While all this was going on in Chicago, we spent time with lots of great people in Goshen. Our Aunt Sara took some pictures of the backyard fun at her house on Thursday.
I thought it was great to fill up a plastic cup and slide it down the slide. It stayed standing until--SPLASH--at the bottom!
Hi from the fort way up high! Thank you so much to Sara, and also the Morricals, Cindy H., the Neufelds, the Masts, and Cindy B.! You are such an awesome community of support!
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