Dad played some too.
Another family that was there brought this Dora tricycle and Dora house to play with.
Here's some footage of Nathan riding the trike. He's getting better all the time at pedaling his trike at home too. I'll have to video him next time we're riding at home and share that on the blog.Word to the wise - steering in especially important if your little brother is pushing the trike as you ride. Amazingly enough we were able to leave the Senior's Center in one piece.
David got in a game of 42 with his mom, dad, and uncle.
This pic of all of Grammy's family that was present needs to be cropped but in the great hard drive disaster that occurred last Friday we lost Adobe Photoshop. I haven't used the other photo editing programs we have enough to know how to crop pics on them so for now you'll just have to squint.
Here is Grammy (second from left) with four of her six sisters. It's really hard for my only child brain to even begin to grasp what that would be like.



Here's Nathan, Dad, Benjamin, and our nephew Daniel in the gym.


Both boys enjoyed the toddler playground area... 








We also had fun in the game room with the pool table...

the ping pong table (I snapped this fun pic with the ball in the air after David hit it but since I was supposed to be hitting it back to him I sort of fell down on my end of the deal there. Oops.),...
air hockey table,...






Uncle Brad snuggles his eldest nephew. (Nathan is a very tactile person - I can't imagine where he gets that - so you really can't help but snuggle when he's in your lap.)


We took a few Little People (Benjamin's favorite) and other toys for the boys to play with.
Our boys were not cooperating at all with our attempt at a cousins group shot. They were both in






