Toad in the Hole!

I started with a loaf of bread, a big bag of cheese, and a dozen eggs and set out to make "Toad in the Hole" (one piece for each of the four kids) to see if they liked it.  Almost a full loaf of bread, a full dozen eggs, and a bag of cheese later, each kid wanted three pieces and I'm now (finally) sitting down to eat something.  

It's amazing how much these kids can eat!

Rid in' the zoo train

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The Varsity

Stop one on our downtown adventure

Drew's "Calerpittar"

Drew was so excited about trying to save a baby "calerpittar" (caterpillar) that he spotted on the back of our car seat on the way to gymnastics.  Sadly, the caterpillar was almost dead, but we did get to hear a good Drew pronunciation out of the deal.

Living' it up

Now THIS is the way to do school work!

Pie Pie

Ben: "I like spinach because it makes us strong like Pie Pie."

Chris: "You mean Popeye?"

Ben: "Yes.  Pie Pie."

More ice cream

Ice cream treat

Look what Drew got!