Logan+Lola+Jack=Love

For quite some time we have watched on as Logan treats the dogs like his siblings, and with the move to Michigan, they have become even more inseperable(by Logan's doing of course). It's common for Justin or I to walk into Logan's room and find both the dogs on Logan's bed staring up at us with pleading eyes, and at least three times a day I have to remind Logan that he is bigger than Jack and cannot tackle him so roughly. Lola has been petted, covered in blankets like a baby, almost choked from his over-zealous hugs around her neck, and her bed time is Logan's bed time. Both dogs have been put in "jail", and have worn leashes around the house while Logan proudly walks them. Now, yesterday I heard Logan making his typical "transformer" noises, and what is he doing? Playing transformers with Jack and Lola, and Lola is a deceptacon, and has been very naughty, (says Logan). After all this, the dogs still follow him around the house. (although they may just be doing that to better their chances of obtaining a dropped piece of food ;) )
















Doesn't Jack look thrilled?

A trip to the Zoo

Before our Zoo pass expired, we were able to visit the Ball Park Zoo here in Michigan. Located in Grand Rapids in the side of a hill, it was a change of scenery from the Milwaukee Zoo and we had a great time!!! My camera was not cooperating that day, but I managed to snap a few shots.

Some of our activities for the day included feeding the birds and the sting-rays, and walking through an exhibit where mini kangaroos are allowed to roam, they were all sleeping that day but it was pretty neat. Of course, Logan loved the wooden train and spent a good twenty minutes playing on it ;)

*First Day of School*

Well, we have been here an official month.
Logan started his Michigan Pre-School career off rocky. (And thats putting it lightly)
However, four weeks in, he is coming home with smiles and tales of new friends and adventures on the playground. Hopefully this attitude sticks, but for now, here is a picture of him on his very first day.