The Moeller Family: Catch up Part III

Friday, January 22, 2010

Catch up Part III

The following pictures are from November, all prior to Thanksgiving. Will's grandparents (my in-laws) live on land that is farmed and during the harvesting of the corn, we went to watch the combine...Will loved it! He is a car/truck/tractor, really anything with wheels, an engine/motor, even wings, boy :)

Play-Doh fun for the first time...scissors were a big HIT!

concentrating...

enjoying a bubble bath!

A new trick (at the time)

running in the just harvested corn field

playing with Duke & Grandma while the combine was harvesting

watching the combine

Will's first John Deere

(who knew that a girl from the city would have a 20 month old son with a John Deere)

meeting the farmer (Will wouldn't go for a ride on the combine - maybe next year)

playing in the leaves as Daddy rakes

on the move...

throwing the leaves (I love this pic)!

the boys enjoying the leaves!

swinging with Daddy

another concentration moment

enjoying an "inside out" Oreo

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Welcoming William

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