The Moeller Family: Playing Catch-Up (Part I)

Friday, December 18, 2009

Playing Catch-Up (Part I)

It is now 2010 and the last blog entry on here is from October 2009 - how times FLIES!!! Instead of boring everyone with verbal updates about the past several months(I skipped August, September and part of October), I will post LOTS and LOTS of pictures and just caption each of them. I hope you enjoy the pics :)

Here is the first installment!

Dublin Irish Festival (www.dublinirishfestival.org)

playing cars with PK

visiting the gorillas at the Columbus Zoo (www.columbuszoo.org)

Michael in the Horseshoe (on the field) -

he loved every minute of the game even though UA LOST

SuperWill

trying on his new shoes

(he wouldn't take them off - he looks like he should be in the jungle)

trying on my goggles (before his swimming lesson)

Touch-a-Truck (our first visit) - Will LOVED it!

"driving" the snow plow

Daddy & Will heading back to the fire engine!

Duke sporting Will's hat :)

Will's shark towel - Thanks PK

going down the BIG slide!

dancing :)

rounding the bases...

playing the drums with Grandma

debating if he should push Grandpa or not????

Dr. Will (icing Duke's boo-boo)

asleep at the lunch table (and still eating)...

and drinking!

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