We had a dance party when Steve's childhood friend, Andy, visited. Lake really got into it. He even sang along. This video doesn't have all of his moves, but you get the idea. I'm planning to put him in a toddler hip hop class next summer when he is three. I can't wait.
For about a month, Lake constantly talked about a mouse and a sea cucumber. Sometimes they were running, sometimes eating noodles. One time they went to the ocean and met a starfish. They were usually doing what Lake and I did so I may have been the mouse and he the sea cucumber? Who knows, but it was fun to hear him be creative and pretend. I tried to get him on video but it didn't turn out well enough to post.
We go to story hour every week at Borders with our friends the Seidels and the Zylstras. Now there is a new story teller and Lake loves her. Every week he ends up leaning on her knee with his head right in front of the book, blocking everyone else's view. In the picture, his best buddy, Karsten, has joined him. You wouldn't know it but there are many more (better behaved) children there who actually sit to hear the story. She's awesome and totally loves on him regardless.


We went to this super cute farm in Longmont that is totally set up for kids. They have all kinds of tractors to sit on, a tree house, riding tractors and bikes for toddlers, big sand pit with all kinds of toys, a play house, a super cool water track to float boats in, a really big swing, a merry-go-round, a straw fort, and all kinds of animals: cats, dogs, goats, sheep, horses, cows, and chickens. We could have spent a weekend there.
Lake spotted a rainbow on his own and was excited to show me.