Change of Plans...

I was going to continue my cloth diaper post today, but it was such a beautiful day here that Liam and I decided to take a walk around our little town instead. I knew it was a nice day out, but I thought it was a little breezy, so this is how I dressed the little one. Hat, socks and a blanket.

Forgive the blurry picture. The kid likes to move. 

We stepped outside and we were hit by a wave of heat! I checked the temperature on my phone...79 degrees! Needless to say off came the hat and later the socks. The blanket was stowed away and we were off.  On a side note: This is Liam's second time in the "big seat" of his stroller. Before we just used his carseat with the stroller frame, but he LOVES being able to see everything.

On our way to the Waterfront we passed Starboards Coffee Kiosk. It was busy on this hot day.

 

 That's it on the right with the blue roof. 

We made it to the Waterfront despite the wind and enjoyed watching the ships pass by! Liam loved looking at the seagulls. 

After spending some time at the Waterfront we needed a snack. So, we stopped at The Coffee Shoppe!

 Liam relaxing at The Coffee Shoppe. He enjoys the music.

 After a bottle (for Liam, of course!), an iced latte and a small piece of chocolate, pecan pie we knew exactly where we were going to stop next! Olde Towne Art!!!! We love visiting our friends at Olde Towne Art. Mrs. Kas is like a surrogate grandmother to Liam. She can always seem to get him to fall asleep. Today was no different. He passed out on her shoulder while we chatted about local businesses and how much black granite countertops suck! I think as soon as Liam can hold a paintbrush, Kas will have him in the studio learning to paint.  He is so enthralled with all the bright artwork.
After Liam's much needed nap we headed home. We had to beat the rain. This beautiful day turned nasty in a hurry.  Thunderstorm and tornado watches can be heard on the news now.  I'm just glad we got to get out and enjoyed the day! This Sunday it's supposed to be 46 degrees! How we can go from 79 to 46 is beyond me....