Monday, March 8, 2010

Rocks, Sledding and "Peeza"

Matthew, Jamie and I went to Cle Elum this weekend with Grandma and GranDan for a weekend of relaxing.  Jamie, Matt and I went up early on Friday, and went to the lake to do a little rock throwing.

Check out the shades!

"Dooh!" (Throw)

Matt got to play with GranDan's trucks.  Very exciting.

Saturday morning we woke up to a really nice day, and decided to head out and find some snow, since Matt had yet to get to sled.

We found a good spot way up by the North end of the valley, by Salmon la Sac.  Matt's all about sledding now.  He took one good spill, but got right back on the sled.  "Gain!"




I have video of the spill but it's to painful to watch (mainly because the spill was my fault) but here is the aftermath.


After that we went back to the lake for a little more sledding and some rock throwing, this time with the Grandparents and Poppy.



Looks cold doesn't it?  Kid's nuts.

Before we headed home Matt got to go for a quad ride (almost fell asleep) and got introduced to the greatest of Cabin Traditions, the Lemon Cookie!
It took a bit, but he figured out that they come apart.  1 cookie becomes 2 cookies, yeah!
He didn't make it to the freeway before he passed out.  A perfect cabin weekend!

Sunday we had blueberry pancakes for breakfast.  They were very popular. The blueberries ("bloobs") that is, not the pancakes.





After breakfast we went to get some pizza and do some MORE rock throwing, and crab hunting, this time in the Sound.  Matt learned to say "peeza".  I think he finished off a whole slice.  After that we headed over to meet the newest member of the Heidergott clan, Baby Ty, who was only a day old.


Happy Birthday Ty!

2 comments:

Jamie said...

Clarification... we did NOT move from breakfast to the next meal of pizza DIRECTLY. Man, this post makes us sound like we stuffed our faces all day Sunday! Which we DID, but there were some activities between feedings too!!! :-)

Ann and Don said...

The lion hat and mittens make up for the beat up face!