Two weeks ago, we were able to get out of the house and head into the city to visit the Boston Children's Museum. They only opened at 10 am, so we figured we'd get about 2 hours of play before Shea got too tired and crashed for a nap. Not so. He was having so much fun, he made it nearly to 2:30, playing for over nearly 5 hours. We only took him home when we noticed him standing against a play structure banging his head against the wall behind him with a blank stare in his eyes. When asked if he was tired and wanted to go home, he just grunted. Within minutes, he was passed out. We all had such a great time though. What a great place. Despite being tired and surrounded by tons of kids and parents, he was a perfect gentleman, not acting up in any way the entire time. We'll definitely be back.
I hope you enjoy these pictures. As I noted in the previous post, our camera lens autofocus, a critical element when taking pictures of any child, doesn't work anymore, so I had to use the camcorder's 3 megapixel camera. So, please forgive the quality of the pictures.
Love,
Doug, Jess, and Shea
Shea must have foofed -- look at the expression on that chicken.
He needed to check in with his wife, Scotia. 
"No suh! I will NOT play for the Sooox! They told me it was a Yankees photo!"
Drivin' around, looking for trouble, I'd say. Is that a snarl or a smile?
This one is from a few months ago while we were playing in the leaves.
"Go away, or I will taunt you a second time!"
"Go away, you English k-nig-hts, you wipers of other people's bottoms!"
Here's a picture from the Stone Zoo over the summer. It was a great picture, so I had to upload it from the camcorder,
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