Casey is very busy all the time. She is saying "Bess you" and "Excuse me" now and she is repeating us constantly. We think it's funny how she'll say in a kind of whiney voice, "Bankey" (blankey), "nak" (snack, while pointing at her mouth), or "milk" (which is really any drink). She also says "nigh nigh" and on Saturday actually asked to go nigh nigh.
She loves to play with anything and everything. She really likes pushing her cars back and forth with us. She has become very interested in her blocks and also finally figured out how to do one of her puzzles. She has a great arm and can through the football pretty good. She knows how to catch too. She holds out her arms, and if she is paying attention she'll actually grab it when it lands in her hands. I feel like every day she does something or says something new. It's very fun!
This week, she went to the daycare at the Rec Center on Monday and Tuesday. The daycare staff was amazed at how many words she knows and how she can make sentences. She had a great time at her school on Wednesday. We went out to Burger Night at ACafe with Mark on Wed night and then again on Thursday for BBQ Night at ACafe with Kathy, Sean, Dillon and Connor. Friday we went with Sarah and Rowan to ABasin for a few runs on the "white ribbon of death." (Which means we went snowboarding on the 1 run that is open at Abasin). Casey and Rowan were a huge hit in the lodge. Everyone thought they were twins and could not stop saying how cute they were.
Saturday we walked to the playground. Casey was very brave and climbed up the big kid playground. Before Stan or I could get prepared, she slid down the big slide on her belly (movie below). Such a big girl!! Later that day, Stan braved the ladder and was able to use a long-poled squeegy to clean our very high picturesque windows. It took a long time, but it was well worth it. We suffered through the VT game, then enjoyed the rest of the night eating and playing foosball with some friends.
Sunday we went hiking and had lunch with Sarah and Rowan.
Monday, we drove to Boulder to have lunch and ice cream with Aunt Kel. Afterwards, we went to the Rock Creek Farms Pumpkin Patch. You're supposed to be able to cut them off the vine yourself, however, about 2 weeks ago it was really cold in Denver, so their pumpkins froze. The ones they had already taken off the vine looked to be in good shape, so we bought a few of those. Casey had fun running through the pumpkin patch, playing in the hay maze, climbing on the hay and looking at the animals.
Saturday we walked to the playground. Casey was very brave and climbed up the big kid playground. Before Stan or I could get prepared, she slid down the big slide on her belly (movie below). Such a big girl!! Later that day, Stan braved the ladder and was able to use a long-poled squeegy to clean our very high picturesque windows. It took a long time, but it was well worth it. We suffered through the VT game, then enjoyed the rest of the night eating and playing foosball with some friends.
Sunday we went hiking and had lunch with Sarah and Rowan.
Monday, we drove to Boulder to have lunch and ice cream with Aunt Kel. Afterwards, we went to the Rock Creek Farms Pumpkin Patch. You're supposed to be able to cut them off the vine yourself, however, about 2 weeks ago it was really cold in Denver, so their pumpkins froze. The ones they had already taken off the vine looked to be in good shape, so we bought a few of those. Casey had fun running through the pumpkin patch, playing in the hay maze, climbing on the hay and looking at the animals.
Casey's hair is finally growing and is long enough for pigtails...now Mommy just needs to figure out how to do them correctly.
go hokies! we obviously didn't say it loud enough.
checking out the view while hiking
aunt kel helping casey balance
this pumpkin patch is SO fun
trick or treat