This week, Sophia had golf camp at Teal Bend Golf Course. She was really hoping for an opportunity to drive a golf cart, but I think this is as close as she got.Meanwhile Avery did some butterfly stalking. Although he’s a fast runner, he’s still slower than butterflies.

Avery thinks my arms are soft and squishy, especially under the upper arm. As I buckled him into his car seat, he said, “Grandmas are squishy.” Yes I am. We were off to Old Sacramento today after summer school. I was curious how two passengers on a Yuba Mundo would work. We had to stop at the turtle place.At Miller Park, the fire department was getting ready for drills on the water.Everyone’s getting more comfortable on the Yuba Mundo, me too.Back at the house, Sophia practiced selfies with my camera.

Sophia and Avery are taking golf lessons at William Land Park every Saturday morning.Carson’s favorite part:After golf, it’s off to gymnastics.Meanwhile, in E Nicolaus.This year’s batch of baby pigs arrived this week.Annuals planted by Justin.

Today, I picked up only Sophia at Leah’s and went for a little adventure in Old Sacramento. We rented a Yuba Mundo bicycle – a great family bicycle – at Practical Cycle.We rode to Miller Park. Along the way, turtle-spotting:Back in Old Sac, bird-tracking:Tree-rushing:Posing once again for Grandma:

Sophia, Avery, and cousin are taking swim lessons at Dolphin Swim Center for two weeks.

Mom and Dad went out tonight with Carson and I got to stay with Sophia and Avery. While Mom went to get the pizza for dinner:Avery took this picture:

My phone rang at about 7:30 – it was Justin. “Mom, come outside. To the windmill. Bring your camera.” I love it when he says that!Woodsquawk on the radio (a virtual/fantasy 3-day music festival featuring live acts from the best bands on the planet presented by The Eagle 96.7 every Memorial Day weekend), Track 7 beer in hand – what more could a working man want at the end of the week?

Here are the many faces of youngest grandson. Getting ready to cry if I don’t pick him up quickly … but wait, sometimes those not-quite-crying sounds turn into a kind of conversation Carson has with himself.A sweet 30-minute nap.Awake and happy.This was my last Wednesday to watch Carson for a couple of hours. Thais goes back to work next week.

While Mom went out on an errand, I happily stayed with Carson and Sophia. At 3 1/2 months, Carson is content (for a while) laying on a play mat and batting hanging objects with his hands and feet.I’m always glad when Sophia is present because she’s so helpful. She can make Carson smile and laugh so easily.