It’s street sweeper season!

 Is there a more sure sign of spring then when the street sweepers get to work? 

And is there anything more distracting to a toddler than a big machine? Or more exciting then getting to wear thin enough mittens to actually hold on to your handlebars? E has actually been able to do some braking finally and we’re having to start really walking at a good clip to keep up with her. Got to love that bare pavement!


Side note: K has suddenly decided she no longer likes riding in the chariot if she is the least little bit awake. Wish us luck🤞

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