Trick or Treat

Isaac decked out in his lemur costume ready to head outside for "chocolate" (or "trick-or-treating" as the adults like to call it).

Isaac:  "I'm taking a break".

Confidently making his way up some stairs for his first-ever trick-or-treating.

He quickly learned the routine and was eager to hit up more households.

Swann Street closed on Halloween to accommodate trick-or-treaters.

Isaac got to pick one piece of candy to try. He chose his mom's favorite: Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.  It was love at first bite.

Visitors from California

Aunt Christine, Tom, and Aunt Joy took a red eye from California to join Isaac for breakfast (and to partake in the chocolate chip muffins he had made with Dad for Mom's birthday).

Tom graciously played a very active role in the Shabbat assembly at Isaac's preschool, 

Playing chase-me-around-the-tree in Logan Circle.

Riding the turtle at Ross.

Giving Tom a tour of Dupont Circle.

Spinning the wheel to win a prize at the National Geographic's Harvest Festival.

National Geo dino.

Checking out some birds with Mom after brunching at Iron Gate.

Hugging a tree.

Lemur heading to the Little Goblins party in Logan Circle.

Aunt Christine helping Isaac get the last drop of chocolate fro yo.

Isaac's astronaut friend, James, joined the fun.

Trying on his new chef costume from Aunt Christine.

Playing with Aunt Christine at Harrison Playground (again).

2nd Bday Party

Isaac likes Sesame Street characters, trains, cars, and construction equipment, but nothing really tops his love of "pictures of Isaac", hence the party theme. 

A crown for the birthday prince.

Best bud, Liam, brought Isaac's present in an adorable felt owl bag.

Time for cake!

Friends enjoyed Isaac's new kitchen.

Cake time - second round!

Dinner Party

Isaac hosted his first dinner party at his new(ish) table and chair set.  Unfortunately, he couldn't convince any of his friends to actually sit at the table.

Muffin Men

Simchat Torah Playdate

Another week, another Jewish holiday.  Isaac met up with a buddy from his class, Vered, who was also celebrating Simchat Torah by skipping school and staying home with her parents.  Isaac's friend, Oliver, happened to be at the same playground, so he introduced him to Vered.  They all got along well and the two boys had a super silly swing session.