Clare and Marian enjoy slices.

The "Italian bomb" at Modern Apizza in New Haven.

The Book Barn in Niantic.

Reading 

 

Brown Bear, mesmerizing (and still popular with the older crowd, too).

Notes

Tuesday
Playground in the dark, sliding, swinging under a moon alternately shrouded and peeking between the clouds. Cooling air, accented by wood smoke and dry leaves. On the way home, we raced.

Friday
"Cars and Trucks and Things That Go" has 70 pages. I think Isaiah has it memorized. He just recited 50+ pages to us (he occasionally flipped past a few).

Saturday
Eight pumpkins carved. Lots of snacks consumed. But the best part of the day was socializing and watching the kids running around.

Sunday
The problem with Stellaluna? The new favored form of transport around our house is upside down.

Clear, babbling stream on an overcast fall day. A couple of brilliant leaves peek back at us from the bottom. So do the acorns that hit the surface with a pleasant plunk and then sank when we tossed them by ones and twos.

Reading

Marian captured this picture of the young scholar rummaging through his reference materials. More and more stuff is strewn about the apartment as he explores with various items, then moves on to the next toy.

Last night I pointed out the moon and Isaiah reached for it.