Cranes & Crazy

This weekend they took down one of the cranes at the hospital construction next door. PJ and I went out around 930am to go watch. It was cold and windy! We walked back to the house (well, PJ rode in his little car while I pushed) and got hats and mittens and hot chocolate and marshmallows. We went back and watched them take down the counterweights with another large crane. “Blocks!” PJ would cry when they started to bring a set down. The “mallows” were a hit, as well as the hot chocolate (PJ’s was pretty tepid – hot drinks don’t do well in a sippy cup I found out after taking a sample sip and having it spurt out all over me).
 
Josh fixed his crane this weekend and he’s playing with it a lot today.
 
He’s also taken to saying the word “crazy” a lot – when he says it his eyes bug out and his eyebrows go up. And he says it like “crAZY!” I don’t know where he got it!

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