Robert Williams -- Playing in the Park -- September, 2005
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| With most of summer's heat and humidity gone (we hope), Robert and I took a walk back to the African American Heritage park. On the way, we passed by the site of our future local grocery store (a Fresh Fields). | You may recall the construction (and more likely the park) from February. The first floor looks to be the Fresh Fields, the rest will be condos, I believe. | |||||||
| In February, Robert was more than happy to stay in his stoller (and I was happier with that than with him crawling around); a few months later, he had lots of fun walking, running (he's still working on this one), climbing and picking up leaves. |
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| Robert has gotten to the age of wanting to test his limits (I hear this will go on for, oh, decades...). One of the limits he can easily test, is what he's allowed to chew; and this is the look of Robert chewing on something he knows he shouldn't be. I don't think from his expression that he really liked it anyway. | |||||||
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| I'm sure we'll need to inspect the new grocery store again, and another visit to the park will be in order. | |||||||
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