National Night Out

Grammy wins the final charade. The movie was A Little Princess. It doesn't matter how old I get. I still love that movie. Also, Grammy wins the charades game with 3 correct guesses. Good job, Grammy! Yesterday Wesley, Mia, and I walked to Stone Park for National Night Out. The idea of it is that neighborhoods organize a get-together, and policeman who patrol that neighborhood stop by and say hello while neighbors visit. The hope is that by putting faces on the officers of your neighborhood, you would be more likely to bring problems to their attention. It's basically to promote crime watch in the neighborhood. It's also a time for neighbors to meet and mingle. The clouds kept threatening rain, so there weren't as many people there as I had expected. It was fun, though, and we met several of our neighbors. We signed up for the neighborhood newsletter and hope to start attending events within the neighborhood. The first Friday of each month is when most of our neighbors in the Kings Highway neighborhood get together. Each month it's at a different neighbor's house. I'm excited at the prospect of getting to know them better. Community spirit is one of the things I love about Oak Cliff. It's been raining since yesterday afternoon, so today was fairly uneventful. Mia and I played inside quite a bit. Here are a few pictures of our weekend.

Mia at 36 weeks (8 months old)