We got outside with some 3D sidewalk chalk and paint, and we decorated the street.
Ira is the definition of legit. Word up.
Obviously, Ira learned how to be cool from his mother.
We've started our first season of soccer. The first game was a little rough, but Ira is excited about it now. Our team is the Dragons, and Ira has mastered the dragon growl.
He's such a little athlete.
At the end of the games the kids run through a gauntlet of parental high fives. We're so proud of our little dragon.
Of course we spent some time at the Science Center. There's an awesome robotics exhibit going on right now.
Kirsten was very freaked out by this weird mannequin with a human face projected onto it.
Science is way cooler now than it was when I was kid.
Ira blasts some germs at the Science Center.
Since Ira has the world's most amazing teacher, his class does some crazy, awesome things. Like painting with mud. I don't even know what this means, but it's crazy and awesome.
I love spring. It's great to be outside.
Teeter totter!
Here, Ira is hiding under a train at Centennial Park.
Ira's friend Drew had a science themed birthday party with Mr. Bond the Science Guy.
Mr. Bond made CO2 bubbles with soap and dry ice.
And they made slime. Needless to say, it was a big hit.
Ira's school had crazy hair day to celebrate Week of the Young Child. Kirsten brought back her look from 1994 for the occasion.
They also had pajama day at school. Ira wanted to wear one slipper and one rain boot because of course, why not?
Bike riding in Bicentennial Park. It's kind of confusing having Centennial and Bicentennial Parks.
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