We had a nice time at this park, which is one of Culver's many lovely neighborhood parks hidden on random side streets. Very nice people here, we met a stay-at-home dad and his baby Marcus, and ran into a mom and baby who are currently at our old day care, the Tomlinsons! This park is very close to dear husband's workplace, so we'll be back someday for a picnic-lunch meetup.
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| Loved these box stairs that allowed my little guy to clamber up to a high play area. He's confounded by ladders at this point, but he can do steps! |
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| Hello world! |
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| "Sand! Sand!" He would flip out if he knew this wall is actually for "Climbing! Climbing!" |
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| Awesome. The toddler area at this park had these wheels designed for playing with three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. Jackson liked making the wheels spin! |
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| He sat down at the table in the toddler clubhouse and started demanding food. |
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| "TUNNEL! TUNNNNNNELLLL!" (Jackson loves tunnels right now.) |
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| Pigeon at the wheel! Vroomy vroom vroom vroom! |
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| Is that his personal cheering squad? Are they his hoochies? Are they performing "All the Single Ladies"? I have so many questions about what's happening here. (OK, it's just a mural of a basketball game, but this shot makes me laugh so hard.) |
3 comments:
Wtf is that mural??
Looks like fun!
My knowledge of LA geography is really awful, considering San Diegans tend to view the entire area as a waste land. (ha ha.)
But... is there ever a change you could go to that restaurant, Patras, which was in Jaime Oliver's Food Revolution? That might be fun with kids.
I just looked it up and Patra's is waaay far away from us, but we'll totally make a stop there if we ever go to a Dodger game!
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