Monday, May 20, 2013

California Girl


This weekend we took a road trip along the coast to see where Blackerella and her posse were born in Lompac, which just so happens to also be the Flower Seed Capital of the World.  We saw the amazing Pacific Ocean, thousands of elephant seals, waded in the ocean, and sang a few silly songs along the way and back.

Monday, May 13, 2013

Surf's up.

When Mommy Laura asked me what I wanted to do on Mother's Day, I told her I wanted to go to the beach.  So Sunday morning we headed out on the bus to Ocean Beach and had a great time building sand castles and getting wet.  I brought home beautiful sand dollars and some sea glass.  



Monday, May 6, 2013

Chicken Egg-spert

My final science project presentation is coming up in a few weeks.  My topic is "Chickens"  and  I have been self declared as the Alta Vista School Resident Chicken Egg-spert.  In a few weeks we are hoping to make a trip to the farm where Blackerella, Fuzzy, Nugget, and Goldie were all born. 

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Skirt

This weekend we made a skirt from a pattern out of my new Sewing Book for a play I am in this week.  I am "fire" (naturally, of course). 

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Bike Ride

This morning Mommy Laura and I rode our bikes to McLaren Park for a Pancake Breakfast.  I rode all by myself on my own bike.  I conquered the hills, the streets, and the stop signs.  (I was pretty proud of myself)

Monday, April 22, 2013

Lawrence Hall of Science Trip


This past Friday Mommy Laura and I went with Daddy Pat into Berkeley.  He went to work and we headed up to the Lawrence Hall of Science.  I had a great time there and am looking forward to spending 2 weeks of camp again there this year.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Bay Bridge Lights Display


Surely you heard the news recently about the Bay Bridge Lights Display? Well, I did, so last night we rode the bus to the Ferry Building to see the artistic display.  Afterwards we had a bite to eat and then I watched the Acme Bread Company workers getting the breads ready to bake for the Saturday morning rush.  They had hundreds (if not thousands) of loaves to bake and one of the workers told me they'd be up all night doing it.