Touch-a-Truck

February 18-24, 2013

Monday was President's Day so Allen had the day off work. It was also conveniently when I had my OB appointment, so I didn't have to take Caleb. But we like to spend time as a family and Allen wanted to hear her heartbeat, so we all went. I'm guessing it was just like most of my other visits, quick and simple, just the way we like them. And we all went to the hospital afterward to pre-register.

Registering at the hospital

The rest of the week must have just been park and home because the planner is pretty empty! Saturday was Touch-a-Truck Day and we all had fun. We got there when it first started, which is what we will definitely do next year too! We got to park right next to everything and there were so few kids that we didn't have to wait in line to get on each of the trucks/cars.

He likes to pretend to be like dad and sits in his chair, typing on the calculator. And then he asks to spin around and around and around, over and over again.

Here's one picture of Caleb's curtain in progress.

Touch-a-Truck Day is one of the  many activities hosted by The Woodlands. Once a year they get garbage trucks, tractors, ICE (immigration control) truck, school bus, life flight helicopter, police cars, ambulances, fire trucks, etc all in one place for kids to climb in and look at. It's almost as much fun to watch how excited the dads are!

He was a little nervous about sitting by himself in the drivers' seat. That was surprising because of how much he loves to "drive" our car at home!

He liked it better on Dad's lap.

He loves to watch the school bus and was excited to actually get on it this time.

Caleb's excited hands as he walks from one truck to the next.

Not so sure about trying on the police vest either :)

He loved the sandbox!