Eventually, we developed a routine. Their bedroom was in "Suite A" a smaller area divided from the rest of the house with a bedroom, bathroom, and small living area. I started mostly keeping them there except for meals in the big central kitchen. After breakfast, they'd spend a little time in Suite A playing, until I had coffee, read a little and showered. Then I'd take them outside to run around and burn energy. Lunch. And then back outside.
We stayed at the Gell House; Gleason Lodge was closed
In front of the Gell House where we stayed
Inside Suite A:
Watching their kindle on the floor of Suite A
The room they shared
Picnic table in Suite A where mostly I worked on this puzzle
We packed a bunch of toys and books
We packed a bunch of toys and books
Breakfast, snacks, and lunch in Suite B:
Panorama of very big kitchen in Suite B
Great views from the kitchen
Fancy snack time
Both the house itself, and watching the kids run around outside reminded me of all my trips to Upstate New York (Lewis, NY) as a kid. It's bittersweet.
On the little deck playing "Follow the Leader"
Off to the bridge
On the bridge
Running around singing
If cuteness could kill, I'd be so dead.
Laughing hysterically because he thinks spitting in the stream is funny.
On the Gleason Lodge deck for view
Running downhill
Squeal!!
I finished the puzzle but not too many books this week
Sometime after lunch, Kevin would come back and we'd go explore the Finger Lakes (then he'd go back to work). More on our Finger Lakes explorations in the next post.
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