Here we are at our favorite pond, in late April, when all was in bloom. We tend to walk near this pond every day, and this time we chose to stick closer to the water, on different paths, to vary it up. We can’t wait to share our love of nature with a little one.
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A shot of us about to go into warrior pose at yoga on the beach.
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We finished our trip with a card game with our friends and her kids.
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We all did yoga on the beach (for some it was a first).
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We chose a Surrey this time and we were off! Can’t wait to share this with a little one!
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We are at the shore with family for a long weekend. Frozen yogurt Friday!
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Ted finished the weekend with a roast chicken, served with green beans and brown rice. He can’t wait to share his love of cooking with a little one.
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We went for a walk this morning and ran into the triathlon runners going west to east across New York City. Here is one runner behind Debbie. It was early but already 85 degrees.
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We had a lovely dinner of hot dogs, corn on the Cobb and homemade potato salad. It was yummy but more importantly, it was nice to see our friends from overseas.
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Our friends were visiting from overseas and we had dinner, played games… it was so much fun! The pre-teens loved the What’s Your Meme game, and so did we!
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The disability pride month concert in the park was so good. We heard this artist sing. We love the culture in New York and we loved learning about disability pride month.
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We enjoyed seeing all the picnics in the park today. It was very sunny!
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We’re back at our favorite pier for game night. Lots of families with their pets and another gorgeous sunset over New Jersey.
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We walked along the Hudson River in the evening and came upon a mama duck and her little ones, one of which was close to her. They were really speeding along, the ducklings!
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Ted and I were so happy to get a set of the tickets to the free play, starring Danai Gurira as Richard. (Photo taken before we remembered it was ok to unmask.) we appreciated the casting of the play, which included Deaf actors and an actor with cerebral palsy.
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One of our favorite events is Shakespeare in the Park. Last night we went to see it, with Danai Gurira of Black Panther starring. We couldn’t take photos of the play but here is its staging.
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Ted is ready to pick up book to read. We have a lot to choose from and can’t wait to share our love of reading.
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Everyone comes out to barbecue in the park on Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. We hope to include a little one in the festivities!
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Today we celebrated the holiday with hot dogs, potato salad, watermelon and more! Here we are with our friend who loves to bake and can’t wait to share that with a child. We wish you peace and comfort.
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The view from our seats at a free outdoor trivia night at Riverside Park. There were families and pets out on the pier and I thought this was a striking part of the landscape. We’re looking south and we’re across the river from Weehawken, NJ, here, and we tried to capture the sunset later — it was gorgeous. We were
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The black crowned night heron was enjoying the falls as much as we have been. We love exploring nature in Central Park.
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Earlier this spring, we stopped by some of the little waterfalls in the North Woods of the park. (We later saw a heron there, enjoying it as much as we did.)
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Among the games we play regularly are Ticket to Ride, Scrabble, Azul and more. (And yes, we have a little “chicken coop” here, too.) We try to play once a week but now that summer is here, we have found ourselves enjoying the outdoors even more. We can’t wait to take a little one to the playground.
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Here, taking some time to paint a picture. (It was a paint by number but Debbie also likes abstract painting and finger-painting.)
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It was 90 degrees out here this weekend but we still ventured out to the park for a three-mile walk. At the end, we got a chance to cheer on the Pride Runners in Central Park. It’s hard to tell from this picture, but there were 7,000 runners. This was just the first few hundred.
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