Let's play in the leaves!

Questions

What happens when I poke my sister?

How loudly can I scream?

What does poop really taste like?

These are the kind of real life questions not simply asked, but acted upon daily in the Gilchrist home. Along with each of these questions there follows an exuberant 'lets try it and find out'.

What is a toilet plunger for?

How far can I throw my lunch across the table?

What happens when I take my diaper off during nap time?

How hard can it be to eat rocks?

I wonder what Mommy will say when I empty half of the bath water onto the bathroom floor?

The fish still look hungry, should I just dump in half the can?

What will it feel like to smash mud or dirt into my hair... how about my sister's?

Can boogers stick to the wall?

We are a family who asks the hard questions and are not afraid of the answer. We love to try new things and figure out even the most dizzying concepts. I hope that in your family you also can enjoy the rush that comes from learning.

Recent random pictures

Recycled

This evening while I was in the bathroom wiping up the floor after baths I heard Bryant talking to Lana as she was pulling Kayla out of the box. He said 'Don't touch her, Lana, she is for the recycle'.

Little bakers

A bored Kayla is discovering special talents

Some pictures from California

Gary and the gator

This is a little something Gary picked up during his last visit to Florida.

Tea time

Kayla making up a little carrot juice

Bryant's new hobby

Bryant has a passionate interest in painting. He and I have been painting a mural on his wall over the past year, but up until recently he has only been using water on his paintbrush. Now he has his own set of paints and will spend hours painting pictures on paper. I love to see the kids' creative sides coming out and I cannot wait to have a companion in wall painting eventually. By the way, the paper picture with my name on it is actually a piece of Gary's rather unusual art. A picture of part of Bryant's wall is below, we have had lots of fun working on it.

Miss Rachel and the kids

Family and friends visiting

Bubbles

While my dear friend Sarah was visiting us from California we discovered that both the girls could blow bubbles. Kayla made the most adorable puff cheek faces and I just had to share them.

Sarah, COME BACK SOON, your visit was WAY too short!!!