Are you guys getting tired of a million pictures of us at parks all the time? It seems that lately we have been filling our quota of park time ~ it's just so much fun! Here we are at a new find ~ Bellevue's Downtown Park and Rose Garden with:
toys for the wee ones...
*contented sigh* (baby jail...I want one of these at home!)
a GIANT "cement pond" for ducks, complete with waterfall...
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Vintage~style flannel nighties
I had some leftover flannel, found a cute 1950's pattern at Lanetz Living, and stitched up some vintage nightgowns for the girls.
And for the ties, I scrounged up some pink ribbon for one and crocheted a couple of chains from cotton yarn for the other.
These nighties are tweaked a little since my leftover fabric was not quite long enough. I added ruffles to the hems with some extra pieces after cutting, to make them longer.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
An afternoon in the gardens
We had so many adventures last weekend! Daddy took us on a splendid tour of the Bellevue Botanical Gardens on Saturday. We had a quiet, leisurely picnic accompanied by a fairly self-assured crow who wanted to share. And then a stroll along the beautiful paths...
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
A birthday train trip
We celebrated Miss Pea's 2nd birthday on Sunday with a ride on the Snoqualmie train. We travelled through the scenic byways into North Bend, then returned to the Snoqualmie Station to pick up more passengers for a trip to the Falls (which included passing over a ravine HIGH above the crashing water!)
Here we go! All set for our tickets to be punched.
Our train car was built in 1915, and refurbished in the 40's ~ so quaint!
The car next to us had such interesting architecture and fixtures, too.
"Um, I don't think this duct tape is original..."
Here we go! All set for our tickets to be punched.
Our train car was built in 1915, and refurbished in the 40's ~ so quaint!
The car next to us had such interesting architecture and fixtures, too.
"Um, I don't think this duct tape is original..."
The power plant is housed in these buildings from the 1880's.
Some of the decrepit old machines that line the main street.
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