More birthday eats!

I had dinner with fun Auntie Courtney, Uncle Scott, and Auntie Kim tonight at one of my favorite restaurants, The Old Spaghetti Factory. We went to OSF Lynnwood and I ate myself silly. More meat noodles, Mama!

Is this what they mean by "Bluetooth"?

We went to my friend Kenzie's first birthday party today, and we had cupcakes! They were yum-licious.

Train Coming!

The best thing about the beaches in Seattle is that the train tracks run throught them. Well, there's a lot of nice rocks, sand and water too. Papa and I had a great time seeing the train. Choo Choo!

Somewhere, Beyond the Sea...

...maybe I get spootie?
Papa took me to a new beach in Edmonds today. We went to the Aurora Costco to buy Uncle Bruce a birthday present. It was pretty hot for Seattle but not too hot for boots. I also enjoyed lunch at the beach. I'm a big fan of outdoor living.

Happy Father's Day!

Papa and I spent Father's Day doing men stuff. Here I am with my Sesame Street tool belt. Oscar hammer got a good workout today. We even tried breaking up Reese's peanut butter eggs...not very successful, but tasty...
Mama made barbecued baby back ribs using the recipe from the Side Street Inn. They were supposed to be lilikoi, but all we had was POG, but still so good. I yelled for more sauce meat!

Conquering My Fears

I've been nursing an irrational fear of farm animals, especially pigmy goats. A petting zoo usually involves a whole lot of screaming and a bit of crying. Today we went to the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium to celebrate Father's Day one day early. I not only asked to visit the goats, but I also fed the with my hand. I look a little scared here, but I was not. Mama said she was very proud of me being so brave.

Where'd He Go?

Mama bought me a View-master last week. I really love it since I learned how to flip the lever to change pictures. It was a special set with 3-D Cars reels. We first bought the Soundmaster one, but the 3-D was off and the sounds only worked once in awhile, so we went old school. So far we got National Geographic reef fish and Nemo reels and Mama's bidding on eBay for Thomas ones. She says they had cool Disneyland ones and National Park ones when she was little, but we can't find many educational ones nowadays.

I don't need no sticks

I enjoy the toddler area in the Zoomazium. This is not to be confused with my other passion, Zoboomafoo. There's a fish tank and a faux mountain to climb, but what really rings my bell is the bongo drums. Look at my intense drumming action arms.

Woo woo, choo choo!

Anya and Unca Butch sent me a stylin' train engineer's hat from their visit to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. They also sent video of their ride on the trains! I wore the hat as soon as I got it, and people have told me they like it when we're out and about. Here, I'm making a "boom-ba" hand sign with Papa, which Uncle Muu (Murray) taught me.

Rooftop Splashy

We all headed to the Mariners game to celebrate Mama and Papa's anniversary, and Mama made special reservations at the fancy hotel across the street. The part I liked best was the rooftop pool. It was very hot this weekend, so it was nice to cool down in the pool and jacuzzi. Here we are hanging out.


Mama also took a dip and Papa helped me "kick, kick, kick."


Here I am in "The Mitt".
















And here I am at the game. Go Ichiro!