Monday, July 20, 2009

Dylan goes to camp

Today was Dylan's first day of summer camp. It is a two week program at Yorkshire Academy from 9-12 everyday. This is a big step for us because we have never dropped him off before and left him anywhere (except swim class for 30 min and we watch through the window). This morning went very well but I do not think Dylan knew I was leaving for so long. He was busy playing with the toys in the classroom when I left so I am very anxious to go pick him up and see how he did. I am also anxious to see how dropping him off goes tomorrow when he knows I am leaving for awhile. Below are some pictures I took of his first day - he is getting to be such a big boy.





Catch up since my last entry: Steven has been gone for work and then a fishing tournament (his fathers day present) and Dylan and I have been staying very busy. We have been going to Gymboree twice a week and swim class once a week. We have also been using our own pool a lot as Dylan loves to swim and play in the water. Dylan also likes to help water the backyard. I give him his own water hose and he waters the flowers he likes and also usually fills us his baby pool. I water the rest of the yard - but he has a great time helping. Over the weekend Dylan and I went with my high school girlfriends and their kids to Canyon Lake. Dylan was very well behaved and we had a nice relaxing weekend. We were only able to swim for a little while due to weather but Dylan was able to feed the deer several times which he loved. Tara has some pics of all the kiddos so I will add those when I get them. Below are some pictures of Dylan playing in the backyard.









I am also starting to get very anxious about baby boy #2 arrival. The dr set my c-section date for September 17th so I am not less than 2 months away and starting to feel like it. I am trying to get everything around the house ready which has been challenging so far. We have moved Dylan to the bigger bedroom and put the crib back together but we still have lots to do!

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