Seeing Spencer

Squeezing in some Bluey on the last night of vacation to wrap up a fun trip!  

Who doesn't love a parade of all your favorite friends? (Spencer was pleased that Oscar was happy during this event. He doesn't like it when Oscar is grouchy.)  

Zoe and Julia were more Spencer's speed. And everyone wants to say hi to Big Bird!  

(Spencer was game to ride any of the rides that Toby wanted to ride. Though he did have a few reservations...) Mom, would you just sit down and buckle-up. Those guys behind us want this parking space. Please, stop taking pictures and help me fly this things. (By the Tea Cups, he had loosened up a bit.) Let's do this! Whee! I get to turn the wheel!  

From the newsstand, to the stoop, to the Foodie Truck, to the statues of the friends (Elmo, Abby, and Tango), there was a lot to see!  

Showing some love in the City of Brotherly Love.  

I've heard of having big shoes to fill, but this is ridiculous.  

Taking an apple break among the poppies.  

Spencer decided to ride the cow at Aunty Em's farm (before it got sucked up the tornado).  

 It's very exciting seeing your name in a museum.

We interrupt our DC travelog to celebrate 1000 blog posts for Mr. Spenceroo!  

We saw some very famous friends at the Museum of American History. Spencer made sure to get their picture.  

Suffice to say that Spencer is an excellent traveler. It helps that we keep him well fed and try to provide opportunities for him to get in a nap.  

These were the best shots from our attempt at a family selfie in front of the Capital...  

By the time we made it to the Lincoln Memorial, Spencer was a bit more receptive to being in the pictures.  

This is Spencer (and Mom) with the WWII Memorial behind them.  

This is Spencer with the Washington Monument in the background. Spencer was very interested in taking pictures. But was not so excited about being in pictures. Mom snunk a few in anyway in the interest of avoiding any complaints about "you took pictures of Toby in DC, but you didn't take any pictures of me!"  

Helping Dad with the yard is a very serious affair.  

Weeee!  

I think Henny Penny and I have a good chance at winning this chicken race. She's really been getting to the finish line with some good times. Go, Henry, go! Looks like this might take a little while...