Last year about this time of the year, we had some morning visitors.  This year it would appear last year's baby is now this year's full grown rock chuck.  T Rex loved them last year and was just as excited to see them again this year.
   The only exception this year, aside that baby is all grown up, is that T Rex can talk about it.  And not just talk about it but go on and on and on endlessly about it - "Rock chuck go bye bye. Rock chuck go over the rocks" - you get the idea.  I find sometimes that I totally tune him out to the detriment of T Rex Dad.  He will ask me a question and I don't reply simply because I'm used to a toddler jabbering endlessly during the day.    
In fact, today we instituted a new "game" - quiet time.  It consists of quiet activities and little or no talking.  This is for my sanity plus, T Rex needs to learn how to be quiet as there are times when it is necessary.
We live against a nature preserve so we get some interesting visitors both on land and via air.  These are by far some of the cutest. 
Today at the neighborhood park we stood amidst a colony of chipmunk-like creatures.  I had T Rex Princess in the chest pack so I could not get down at their level to take photos but I think these illustrate what it was like.    
We're certainly enjoying the small creatures!







5 comments:
Isn't it funny how much chatter a 2 year old can produce. I laugh because my 2 year old goes on and on and on. Plus he is such a story teller about so many things. Preschool marks on his paper every day that he was chatty today. I can only imagine what they are being told. Fun! Fun!
Wow! You do get a bunch of furry visitors. My boys would enjoy hearing T Rex talk about them. Jillian would probably freak out if she saw one!
I feel your pain on the non-stop talking. My Little One is the same way ... no wonder I end each day with a headache!
adorable rock chucks!
and "quiet time" is sounding REALLY good these days... the repetitive-ness drives me crazy!
Those are pretty cute actually. I am so glad gopher's aren't that big. So cute of T-Rex watching from the window.
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