Now that Ryan is off oxygen for 8 hours a day, we disconnect his nasal cannula from the concentrator to give him more room to roam. And roam he does.
He loves going into the dining room to play with his exersaucer (it’s the perfect height for an activity table) and look out the window.
He constantly pulls the sheers down.
He also ventures into the foyer to check out the backpacks and shoes left by the girls.
And the girls? They spend most afternoons right here playing school.
(c) 2016 Leighann Marquiss
Comments (5)
so precious! love all the pictures! Go Ryan!! :o)
Love the pics! So cute how he watches outside. Isn’t it funny how lots of kids “play school” after they get home from school or in the summer?? Do you remember the little school desks we had in our basement? Good times!
Richelle
Ryan is so cute, doing what my toddlers is doing around our house gotta love them!
I’m thinking you just might have to fold those sheers up and put them away for a little while! ha
Glad your girls are loving “school” so much! So many kids don’t.
I’m soooo glad that Ryan is leading a more and more “normal” life every day.
I didn’t know that Ryan is off of oxygen for 8 hours a day…that’s great! We prayed for him today…as we do everyday…and it is so good to see the answers to our prayers!
I used to love to play school! And so did my girls…
Your girls have a pretty neat desk for their playtime.
Raining here today and we just stayed inside. But yesterday we were out and about all day, cuz it was my hubby’s 65th birthday. Life sure flies by…so enjoy every minute!
Love, Linda