Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

Last weekend, Noahs card for Miles. He drew a “sea dinosaur”.

Fun!

The party was at a spot called Bounce U, Miles’ dad Tim was volunteering there (bouncing people, get it?).

No one was safe!

Chris flipping.

The kids got their revenge.

Noah crushing it in the “batting cage”.

Pizza time.

King Miles.

Noah making jokes about losing teeth (he hasn’t lost a tooth).

Miles thanking everyone.

Thanks for inviting us!

Riding over to Fort Greene to watch the runners in the NYC Marathon.

Check out the guy running in a suit on the right.

Viking.

Aransas looking for her cheering section.

The team.

Derby.

Jugglers too.

Sabrina and Amelia.

Making leaf piles on the slide.

Getting some help from other kids at the playground.

Dinner with a dragon before we went trick or treating.

The streets were wild.

Sophie!

We met up with Savannah and family for the easiest trick or treating on earth, walking the hallways of their 100 unit building. We took the elevator up and started at the top.

Derby taking it all in.

Slowing these two down so everyone else could catch up.

Andy still celebrating that big Red Sox win!!

This one was a little sketchy.

The woman that opened the door was wearing a “naughty devil” outfit, talking soft as a man filmed her… Run!

Safe.

Winding down.

Recapping.

Great year as always. Thanks to Andy and Aransas for inviting us over!

After a night filled with spin art, Aunt Mindy and Noah woke up determined to tie dye shirts before Aunt Mindy drove back to NH. Here they are heading out for supplies.

Riding some laps in front of the Barclay’s Center.

At lunch, watching the Patriots game with sun in the eyes.

Back home.

Tying before dyeing.

Makeshift gloves.

Then it was time to say good bye.

It took a while.

No one was in a rush.

Thanks for the visit Aunt Mindy. It was great to have you here, as always!

This was my great-great-uncle Harry’s medal from the State of New Hampshire for his service in the first World War.

Thank you to everyone who has served or continues to serve our country, today and every day.