Wordless Wednesday - Icicles

Wordless Wednesday - Brothers

Boat Watching

Tae's LOVES any type of transport. After planes, boats come a close second.

The best part of visiting my MIL (apart from spending time with her;) is that he gets to travel on 2 ferries to get there! So much excitement I can tell you.

However, once there, the real fun begins....

MIL has the most beautiful view of the sea and harbor  Which means a constant supply of boats and ferries coming and going. 

You have no idea the joy this brings. He spends hours just watching them and shouts out extra excited when the ferry comes into the port!!

 No smiley face pictures.That would require him to turn away from boat watching and look at the camera! Not going to happen - simple pleasures are the best.

Easter Walk

We visited my MIL for Easter. Its a 6 hour road trip, but as always the boys were great. Both took turns having a doze and the Tae enjoyed looking at the fjords we drive past while Tim got out his iPod.

There was a lot of relaxing to be had, but I squeezed in a walk right up to the top of the mountain with the boys, my SIL and the cousins. 

We had to tackle a steep road before we even hit the mountain path!

Tae did a great job keeping up and even tried to give his big brother a piggy back!

The views from the top are certainly worth the walk.

Cousin I. took control of Tae and looked after him for the whole walk. He certainly loves his big cousin and happily held her hand most of the way.

The cousins other cousin T., brought along his dog and they all had lots of fun running along with her. Cousin E. does not like dogs at all and he kept a safe distance back at all times.

After a while it was back down the steep hill to Farmor's house. Both I. and Tim helped Tae down the steep slope, bless them.

We were out for over two hours and the loop at the top of the mountain is 2km alone. Tae did a great job keeping up.

Tae's New Hanbok

I was lucky enough to purchase another Hanbok for Tae.

A Hanbok is the Korean national costume. He received his first Hanbok from his foster parents as a gift for his first birthday.

It is important that we continue to celebrate Tae's Korean culture as he gets older and this is a lovely way to incorporate it.

However, Tae was not feeling the love I was for his new outfit. We started off with this...

Love this sulky face!

I then managed to capture a few more - OK, a lot more;)

It is beautiful - just like my boy - even if he would not smile:)