It seems that we have taking a smattering of pictures all during the month of May. I felt it best to lump them together into one post since there are eight pictures from three different times/events.
These first two pictures are from Sunday, May 11th – Mother’s Day. I took these right before we left for church. You will notice the lovely tulips that are present in the background. We planted those last fall. We did a lot of planting last fall, and it looks like everything that we planted has come up this year. Now Dara has big plans for even more landscaping with flowers and whatnot.
On Wednesday, May 14th, we did a lot of things. Since Dara had to work on her birthday the day before, we wanted to have some fun family time. The first stop was the local children’s museum. Quincy’s been there many times, but has never done the toddler craft thing they have on Wednesday mornings. We decided to check it out. It was a painting craft – paint a Japanese fan. It was basically a toddler free-for-all with paint. Quincy globbed it on something fierce that it took many hours of sitting in the car to dry. Here are three snapshots from the artist.
After the museum, it was time for lunch. We walked over to the Sea Dog restaurant and ate outside on their patio. Quincy ate in a booster seat for the entire meal (first time). The food was so-so, but it was nice to be sitting outside overlooking the Penobscot river. Once lunch was finished, it was time for Quincy to take Dara to the Bog walk for her inaugural visit. The black flies have been out so far this May, but it wasn’t buggy at all. Since Quincy was full and it was getting closer to naptime, he wasn’t able to walk the entire way like he usually does – and thus these pictures.
I apologize to our dial-up viewers. I have been using a better quality for the jpg files and thus the longer waits. Sorry, but quality is more important to me. 🙂 So there you have the 3 for 1 May special! Phew, I don’t anticipate many more photos for this month.



What a little cutie Quincy is! I can’t wait to see you guys again.
I hope you had a great Mother’s Day, Dara!