On Saturday we did a half-mile hike up to see a waterfall. When Wesley was three years old he easily walked the entire way up and back. Lydia, of course, wanted to be carried. Except for when she saw Wesley running up and down a little hill, she wanted to get down and do the same thing. After the running was finished, she wanted to be carried again. Sometimes I can't help but wonder if something medically is going on with Lydia (I can't help myself).
Monday, June 7, 2010
A Family Hike
For some reason Lydia doesn't like to walk. Chris and I sometimes thing she is lazy or that she doesn't like to exert herself. Other times we see her playing hard, running and jumping. Sometimes she surprises us and walks when highly motivated.
On Saturday we did a half-mile hike up to see a waterfall. When Wesley was three years old he easily walked the entire way up and back. Lydia, of course, wanted to be carried. Except for when she saw Wesley running up and down a little hill, she wanted to get down and do the same thing. After the running was finished, she wanted to be carried again. Sometimes I can't help but wonder if something medically is going on with Lydia (I can't help myself).
We saw this millipede on our hike.
Here is a family picture in front of the falls. This is me with the same clothes I wore the day before, flat hair, and no makeup.
On Saturday we did a half-mile hike up to see a waterfall. When Wesley was three years old he easily walked the entire way up and back. Lydia, of course, wanted to be carried. Except for when she saw Wesley running up and down a little hill, she wanted to get down and do the same thing. After the running was finished, she wanted to be carried again. Sometimes I can't help but wonder if something medically is going on with Lydia (I can't help myself).
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