Today is a moving day number one.  There will be at least three of these days.  PaPa and Grandma started their morning by taking their paddle boat to their new land so they could paddle around the 30 acre pond. 

Yesterday PaPa went there to fish and he caught four big ones which he throws back into the lake!  He was really tickled.

 My dad sometimes sends me pictures by text of the construction sites he is working at.

 He goes to these sites to talk to the bosses to see if they need him to order any materials.  He is a good salesman and enjoys his job.

 I enjoy having Daddy tell me about this pictures.

I hope I can visit a work site soon.

I was cold so I wrapped up in a blanket on GGM's bed.  Barbara turned on Handy Manny and I promptly fell asleep for about 30 minutes.  Now I am rested and can hardly wait for 12:45pm so we can leave for Pump It Up

Papa drove his truck so they can start moving our belongings.   I think we will spend one last night at my old home tonight.  The first item they tackled was my bed and the boxes that Mommy and Barbara have packed.  Mommy wishes she could be there to help but she has to work.

 My bed will go where Hastings is sitting.

 He is going into a garage sale.  It will be sad to see him go, but change is a part of life.

At 12:45pm Barbara and I leave all the moving chaos to drive to Pump It Up where we met Eli, Jacob, Hank, and a friend of Hanks.  

So there were five boys in our group.  Hanks mom had free passes for us all.  We played in two large rooms and we played well together.  We ran and ran and ran from one bouncy house to another.  We played non-stop for two hours.

We got in a wind tunnel where the wind got up to 100 mph.  Look at Eli's hair.

Hank and Eli and I played on this hockey table.  We are the three boys who went to pre-school together.
Barbara bought me a vanilla shake with no whip cream from Jack In the Box.  We were near Mommy's office so she said for us to drop me off so I could spend time with her at her office.

At home I played with Jon Jon.  We went back and forth between our two homes.  When it got dark, I had to come inside for the night.