The Moeller Family: Red Wagon rides

Monday, September 22, 2008

Red Wagon rides

WOW, how times have changed...on Saturday we brought out Will's Radio Flyer (http://www.radioflyer.com/) wagon for the first time. When we were little the wagons were metal with an edge of only 4 inches or so. Today the wagons (for children to travel in) are plastic and HUGE! Our first visit was to our neighbors to see Jacob. The boys had a good time together in the wagon exchanging toys (mainly a plastic water bottle). We then went for walk and stopped by the Shoening's to show off our wagon. Marisa, Eric and Bailey joined up for a walk. It was different pulling a wagon rather than pushing a stroller, but it seemed like Will and Eric really enjoyed the wagon / walk. I am sure that these rides were the first of many in the wagon...Thank you Aunt Caroline & Grandma (a great shower gift)!!!

First time in the wagon...checking it out!!!

It passed my test, I'm ready to go!

Jacob & Will hanging out in the wagon

There is obviously something very interesting down there...

On a short little stroll around the driveway

Eric & Will at the end of the walk - still smiling, it must have been fun!

2 comments:

Dianna said...: Now you just have to convince Duke he'd like to help pull a wagon, huh? ;-P; September 23, 2008 at 10:16 AM
Fresh Mom said...: Does that thing seriously have cup holders? Sweet Ride!; September 25, 2008 at 10:51 AM

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