


Ryan wanted to get in on the action too. He's able to pull himself up now.
After Ryan went to bed we got out the blanket for movie time. We watched Nemo and Mary Poppins. They all danced to chimney sweeps singing Step in Time - it will be running through my head all night! 
Ryan and Tara sat in the strollers and watched the action. They shared some blueberries.
We never made it to our seats. We stayed here at the picnic tables and ate lunch and enjoyed the shade.
David was so excited to see Curious George. He ran up to him and gave him a hug. Tonight he told me that Curious Geoge can't talk. :-) 
Ryan has just started to eat Goldfish. David loves Goldfish and usually doesn't share them with anyone. After some coaxing he agreed to share with Ryan.
Ryan is such a big boy! He was able to climb up the stairs in the water. He was so pleased with himself.
David rode all of the kiddie rides and then he pointed out this ride to go on. We checked it out and he was allowed to go on if I went with him. He had fun and said "up up up" as it went up and "down down down" each time we came down.
After the water and rides we stopped at the ice cream shop. Here is Kelsey explaining to David that the Black Raspberry is purple. 

The Arthur bus sings the theme song to the show. David knows all the words and will sing along if I'm not watching him. I walked away after I took these pictures and then I could hear him sings "Hey, What a wonderful kind of day!" 

David was so tired by Saturday night that he fell asleep at the dinner table. Poor little guy! He was sound asleep! 
David went horseback riding on Saturday afternoon instead of napping. He refused to nap. I think he was tired though because he kept telling me that he was riding a cow and that he went "moo". 
David woke up before everyone at the condo, and then Kelsey would come down to see what was going on. They started their day with Krimpets.
David and Kelsey (and me and Shelby) all jumped on the EuroBungee jumper! It was so much fun. I was so surprised that David wanted to do it. He LOVED it! He did it 4 times during the weekend. In this picture you can see David and Kelsey.
Here's David jumping! 

This was David's first try at bowling. He had a great time. We weren't surprised. Anything that involves throwing a ball is fun for him. He wanted to lift the ball himself - it weighed 6 lbs.
Kelsey, David and Kaitlyn kept score.
Saturday night the kids went to a campfire and roasted marshmallows.
David and Kelsey took turns "performing" songs and dances for us on the fireplace mantle. They would stand and watch each other from the floor. Kelsey played the harmonica and David sang his ABCs. 
David was not too happy to get into the pool, but he loved running through these fountains beside the pool.
The picture tells you everything you need to know about how David felt about getting in the pool this weekend. He wanted nothing to do with it!
Ryan on the other hand was a water baby. He loved splashing himself and giggled the whole time. He didn't mind getting wet at all.
We relaxed at the condo after our long adventurous days. David and Kelsey had a blast together. 
David was so good for the echo. He was initially afraid of the table, but the technician was very calming and the promise of pancakes after the exam got him to lay down on the table. The technician was very thorough and spent about 40 minutes performing the echo. David was very still - singing his ABC's and 123's. The technician could not find the hole during the echo.
The doctor came in and checked it out and felt that the hole has closed up on its own! Yay! We will need to take David back for a follow up exam in 3 years to make sure everything is okay. The doctor said David has a strong healthy heart! (On a side note, we laughed that David weighed 27 pounds and was 39 1/2 inches tall according to the nurse - This kid is a string bean! Look at those skinny legs!) 
David and the "older" kids had fun hiding out in the wooded area of the park. They all go in together and talk in whispers to each other. This morning they were trying to decide what kind of animals lived in the holes in the ground. In this picture they're standing around a big hole. We told them to listen and then we made elephant noises - they all screamed and giggled. It was cute. 