Do not try this at home

Another perk of having Rach around (for Warren) is that he gets free boarding lessons. Now he can do a sweet kick jump and is almost ready for the half pipe!

Warren at Work

While visiting Weston's office Warren made himself at home at the nearest empty desk. He told us he was checking his email and kept shooshing us saying, "Excuse me, I am doing my work." Once we were quiet he would get back to his important phone call saying "yes...I understand." He is such a little man.

Downtown Houston

From time to time Warren and I go downtown and meet up with Weston for lunch. This picture was taken in front of the Penzoil Tower, which is right next to the Shell Tower.

Zoofari

Today was a perfect day for the Zoo and so of course Rach got to come too. In case you are wondering...yes...she was born that color. No fair!


Auntie Rachael teaching Warren another one of her sweet skills.








As you all know Warren loves trains. This was his first ride on one....he was a little excited about the whole experience...just in case you couldn't tell.

Auntie Rachael's Visit

We have all been looking forward to my little sister Rachael coming for a visit but it is especially fun for me. She will be here for 3 weeks!

Playin at the Park

Warren playing at bear branch gazebo.



You wouldn't know it by the smile on his face but the humidity was killer today!

Swimmin' Ya'll

While it seems like we have had constant rain this summer, Warren and mom have had plenty of dates to the pool. Warren loves to swim and likes hanging out with all of his friends. He is funny because as soon as he sees me wearing my sun glasses he has to put his on too. He can often be found playing in the kids pool swimming around saying "righteous...righteous.." like the sea turtle in Nemo.

We have resumed swimming lessons again this season but have also been a bit more casual with them than last year. It seems he has realized this year that the water can actually be dangerous, so he is more cautious. He is doing really well though. Hopefully by next summer he will be able to swim all by himself!