Mariners Game and Other End of Summer Fun

The entire summer had almost passed us by without being able to make it to a Mariners game. We loaded the kids up after work on Friday and drove straight to Nick's apartment. The kids learned quickly that jumping in an elevator isn't just fun but it also scares Mommy. That's twice the fun!

 She's not jumping here, but she is proud of her princess nightgown that makes Mommy jealous.

 It was good timing to go to the game since it was Felix Bobblehead Night. Jens was proud of hers and did not let it out of her sight.

 She trusted no one to help her carry it.

 The roof was closed because of random rain showers, otherwise it was a pretty nice day in Seattle.

 Honestly, I think Ryker had the best idea for dealing with the Mariners' terrible offense.

 Someone got new sunglasses with bedazzles.

 Jens and I helped fly Papa Dale to Brewster to take pictures of the new golf course.

 She loves flying with Grandpa.

 From a distance Brewster doesn't look bad.

 The entire flight was filled with jabber and the occasional "Hampa! HAMPA! HAAMMPPAA!". When Dad answered her she would say "I in helicopper!"

 I chased her around the practice greens while dad flew the photographer. She randomly started doing her exercise routine including crunches and lunges.

  At one time I tried to count the pictures of the kids when I loaded them into the blog. I really tried to keep things balances and even. The problem became that Rock runs from the camera and Ryker pretends like he doesn't know I'm going to take a picture. So Princess Jensley ends up being the main subject in my camera roll.

 Speaking of Rock and running, he loves going for runs with music. Normally it is down on the treadmill with my phone, but sometimes he gets to be a free range Rock and run to Grandma's house.

 He did this all himself, including adjusting the headphones and picking out the hat.

  He wasn't happy on Sunday when 'his' run turned into a walk with his siblings. The reason was that DeA was taking a lovely Sunday nap and the kids kept trying to wake her up.

 He got to run out in front of us until he reached an intersection, large dog or vagrant. Luckily he only had to stop for intersections.

 The run worked because that evening all they wanted to do was watch the iPad with Huddy and Kassy and be kind of quiet.