He fell asleep looking at his Where's Waldo book.

Woke up to some snow this morning.

We all pitched in for a bunch of mini babies to welcome back a co-worker who has been out on leave for the last 3 months.

We worked on raking the yard this evening, since the weather has been so nice. It's going to get cooler over the next few days so we might as well enjoy the warmth.

We moved Quinn's house further into the backyard down on the grass. Now that he's older he will have more room to run around and play with his house here.

This morning was cold but we still headed out to the park at about 8:30 in the morning. He woke up hyper and full of energy so I figured it was best to let him burn it off early.
We did some grocery shopping then went to another park, where there were kids to play with eventually. 
Chris printed Quinn a nice time turner, from the 3rd Harry Potter book. We finished up the book yesterday and watched the movie in pieces throughout the day.

The weather was beautiful and I'm excited for the next several days to be warm again. I may even be able to run outside a bit as opposed to going to the Y.

We spent a lot of time at multiple parks today. I got in a fair bit of reading and Quinn burned off a lot of energy. Chris was able to take a quiet break at home.
We had a late hot fudge sundae snack after the second park to refuel energy before going home.

The weather is nice, it's sunny. I arrived home to find this little guy running around in the front yard. Of course the first thing he wanted to do was crawl into the car and pretend to drive and investigate everything he can't get into while we are driving somewhere.

This goose did not appreciate me parking so close.

Chris has an appointment this morning so I'm hanging out with the little one for awhile at the Y. He enjoyed running on the track and checking out the treadmill.

We've been doing different puzzles together this week. Lots of fun, though he prefers that I put together most of it since 48 pieces I think are still a bit much for his attention span.

Still growing and reaching for sunlight at work.