Well, luckily last weekend Jeff discovered somewhere else to see trains....
Welcome to Travel Town, a free part of the park with REAL trains~! Who needs Barnes & Noble!







Now that Antonio is talking, we hear a lot of 'more' for whatever he wants. And many times it is more read, but sometimes he just wants to sit quietly on his own and read.
Laurie, Jeff and I have read this book to Antonio so many times that we all know what he is reading and it is pretty awesome!

After a fun day at the park it was time for snack and a walk for Havana. She is adjusting well too, in case anyone is wondering.
Antonio is a great eater, still, and enjoyed one of his favorite meals, spaghetti, orange and toast. And besides wearing them on his face he also likes talking about them. But, for some reason during his meal he was thinking about Uncle B and his tattoo.
But mostly he is just learning and talking and being a two-year old - almost - and saying his favorite word A LOT! No No No No. After a really long visit began the sad good-byes and each one was tough on Deb. But for Antonio he just figured he would see everyone tomorrow.
Thankfully his sense of time is short so by the time we are home in Washington for the Holidays he will feel like no time has past.
Here's the real scene...
Here's Antonio's version...He has done this for months in our old house, but he did it nonstop yesterday and now that he has words you can hear him say "wow-wee" and that is how he says Ferrari so you can really hear him doing this scene. You can see he has Guido, who he calls "papi" for Pit Stop and Luigi who is called "GiGi".
It is so fun to watch his brain work. Home made box VCR here he comes! (Rodgers family joke)
And here's Antonio helping us straighten up to put our house on the market.
And here's Havana's last time in the West Seattle garage. You can tell she didn't want to leave.
And so he doesn't feel left out when he reads the blog, here's Antonio sitting on Copper. (or "Ah-Poo" as he calls him.)
So we're spending a few weeks in Oak Harbor before we make the permanent move to LA (Yeah, we ate at El Cazador tonight.), and we're experiencing some new things, too. Like Antonio's favorite new thing to do, chat on the phone.
And he got to spend a sunny afternoon at the beach today.

Antonio is starting to take Havana for walks. Or is she taking him for walks?
Bubbles with Mamma.
I'm fighting Bats in Burbank.
