Ayson working on his Five Nights at Freddy's drawings after dinner
while Adam cleaned the pool :)
Well, hello!
On Wednesday and Thursday, Amy was in Niagara Falls NY for the designation of the Niagara River Corridor as a Ramsar Convention Wetland of International Importance! There are over 2,000 sites world wide with 39 other sites, such as the Florida Everglades, in the U.S. It was great to celebrate the effort put forth by the local partners to get the Niagara River recognized!
Friday was the elementary school walk-a-thon and the kids walked outside and inside (there was a little bit of rain) to raise money for "Art, Music and Physical Education Departments, that will benefit ALL students" Addie and Ayson each walked at least 11 laps (so over 2 miles each!) and we will get their final lap tallies this week. The prize for the most laps is the pumpkin from each class:
Story Book Pumpkin Patch Prizes
On Friday night, we went to Tully's for dinner
Ayson showing off the $5 he turned into tokens - he ended up winning one lonely tootsie roll - hahaha.
Addie with her loot
On Saturday morning, the Cub Scouts cleaned bird boxes along Onondaga Creek in our valley and we all tagged along!
Gorgeous fall day!
Sunday morning was a lazy day with inside fun for the kiddos (and chores for Amy) while Adam and Grandpa Chuck attended the NY Giants game.
Addie making a bead creation
Ayson trying to build a fort that the kittens would not destroy :)
Pictures from the football game
Ayson's lunch creation - a face! Ayson insisted that Amy take a picture :)
After lunch, Amy and the kiddos went to Labrador Unique Area
The fallen leaves make a great contrast with the greenery and the grey rocks!
The kids walking and talking along the board walk
A pretty fall leaf!
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