Ryan helping Mama cook dinner
and showing Grandma Charma how he puts plastic toothpicks in a spice shaker (a great fine motor skill builder and color-identifying practice)
Peter Cat was happy to get any attention, even if it came in the clutches of an uncoordinated 4 month old.
Blowing out the bougie-candle at Grandma Fleming's house
Jack figuring out the basics of rolling on his side on the giant activity mat Mama and Grandma Charma picked out.
They took Ryan for a walk one afternoon after nap to give us a little breather. I don't think they realized quite how hilly our neighborhood is! It's easy to get DOWN to the playground; coming back up will give you quite a workout.
Dude, these are the coolest hands, EVER. 
A lapful of grandkids
We headed to the "Colorado" playground near the library to play on the fake natural structures - Ryan really liked the ropes.
Jena, James and David met us there, and then we all headed over to Village Inn for lunch.
Right before heading back to the airport, PawPaw read Ryan his naptime stories.
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