The Hendricksen's: We went to the park....

Monday, September 22, 2008

We went to the park....

I dont know why we dont do this more often. The kids love it. They are always good. But I guess Im just a lazy mom. Anyway, Kayleah had invited Jentry to come see Jace's game. So I took her to the park to watch it and just decided to stay for awhile.

I didnt get any really good pictures. Mostly the tops of heads or the back of someone because they were running around like mad!! And by the time I snapped the pic they were outta there!!

One cute thing that happened was a little girl came up to me and said... Is that your little boy (pointing to Chase) and I said yes. Thinking she was going to tell me he did something to her. She asked, "can I keep an eye on him?" I told her yes. And boy oh boy did she keep an eye on him (for the 2 minutes before her mom called her. She seriously was so close to him most of the time that Chase kept looking at her weird, like...what do you think you are doing. It was very cute.

2 comments:

Camille Jensen said...: Crap they grow too fast. I don't see any bad pictures here either Miss Lady.; 9:25 AM
Leslie said...: thats because I didnt post the bad ones. lol; 9:29 AM

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