Summer Weekends

It's basically summer although not technically. After May 2-4 is pretty much where it starts to feel summer-like and with every day being 30 degrees, it definitely feels like summer.

We have been slowly making outdoors time our regular routine.

Cutting the lawn is pretty unavoidable, especially with those dandelions. We (Aleksy) have now re-sodded our backyard grass so there's less weeds but before that, it was sometimes a twice weekly job. Logan likes it though. Following right behind with his little lawn mower. He loves helping the most and doing "work".

And Logan's little purple pool has made it's reappearance! As you can see, Logan was very happy to have his ol' trusty pool back in use.

But he likes it even more when he's splashing us! As a result of this excited splashing, I got a heel injury when backing up away from the pool from the splashing and forgetting that stone fire pit was there.

Logan started soccer this past weekend. Well kind of. Logan got his shirt, grabbed a ball and kicked it in the net a couple times and then was done (that was a total of about 3 minutes). He definitely didn't want on the field when they had the little game at the end and even declined the orange snack. We'll see hat he does day 2.

That's what my kid looks like playing soccer!

After soccer, we headed downtown to Victoria Park to get some lunch poutine from poutinefest! I was so excited to try this holiday poutine complete with stuffing, turkey and cranberry sauce. It was as awesome as it sounds.

Sweet potato fries for goober (so he can eat all 3 of the ones he did), cheeseburger pickle poutine for Aleksy and holiday for me!

 And while Aleksy was building Logan's new playground, I distracted Logan with a little visit to the park in Arva. Lots of park visits always!

Only a full day and then some to assemble (he still has the kitchen part of the playhouse to do). Good thing Logan is always available for help (or just to take out all the wrenches from there spots and try to put them back in their slots).