More, more, more...

Here's a bit more from our past.... Starting off with a few more pictures from Aunt Robyn's visit. Oh my goodness, is she a ton of fun to have around!! This girl owns every chick flick known to man, she is one-of-a-kind hilarious, amazingly talented (check out this old post), and a ball full of energy and fun for the kids. I'm thinking I should hire her to be my live-in nanny.

Bedtime snuggles.

She joined us on one of our routine trips to the California Academy of Sciences. Oh my, I miss that place!!

Enjoying the penguins (and Robyn's hair) at the CAS.

In addition to our movie watching, museum visiting and baby snuggling, we spent a day over in Muir Woods (a national redwood forest) and up on the headlands overlooking the bay and city. Another day was spent downtown at the Embarcadero enjoying the farmers market, more shopping and sunshine.

Now, on to the next topic....

We couldn't leave San Fran without one last visit to the...

As you can see, Cannon is oh so very thrilled to be there. ;)

Ryder's favorites were always the lions, tigers (don't worry, the wall has now been reineforced), bears and the petting zoo. He loved feeding the goats.... until he ran out of food and they would chase him around the little farm yard thinking he had more for them. Then, the tears would start to come. :)

Grooming - another favorite pastime.

We had a lot of happy visits to the zoo while living in SF.... especially when UCSF offered the free passes!!

And we'll wrap this post up with a few picture of Todd with us at the...

Todd was only ever able to come with us this one time.... and Ryder peed in his lap during the 3D bug show and Cannon had a major blowout at the same moment.... but we still managed to have fun.

Todd and Ryder with Claude, the albino alligator.

This used to be the only way Ryder knew how to smile. I miss it!

Sporting the 3D shades! (pre-accident :)

Next up - an early Easter 2009 visit to Granite Bay, a trip to Monterey/Carmel and playtime around our old stomping grounds.... Aldea San Miguel.