Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

After spending two nights sleeping in a tent, these two still look pretty good. I told them they’d survive. Fancy pastries for breakfast may have helped.

After breakfast, checking out the beach in Amagansett.

For lunch we met up with Mike, Kam, and “Mr. Will” for a boat ride.

Sleeping quarters.

Stealing Kam’s glasses.

That dude.

At dinner, waiting for a table.

Thanks for cruising us around Mr. Will!

Early September, waking up at Cedar Point County Park.

Finding cool “seeds”.

We met up with Uncle Bugs for breakfast in this super safe diner in a super safe part of town (those are bullet holes).

Long Island Aquarium.

Splashed.

Flouders are strange.

These things are strange too.

Sharks.

Back at the campground.

I cooked dinner.

The weekend before Noah started Kindergarten we went out on Long Island for a couple nights of camping. On the way out we had some car trouble and Uncle Bugs met up with us to help out. After the car was handled, we grabbed dinner.

After dinner we drove to Cedar Point County Park to camp for the night.

Almost perfect right? Too bad we couldn’t have picked better neighbors.

Always good to be camping.

Early September, we were taking advantage of the time we had before the start of kindergarten to explore, so we rode our bikes up to the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum. Noah was psyched.

Maybe a little hesitant at first about exploring the submarine.

Up on the flight deck.

Space Shuttle Enterprise.

View from the Captains Deck.

On the hanger deck, where the plane would be kept.

Lesson in frustration.

Rocking the boat.

Once Noah leaned back into this capsule, it took off and he’s now in outer space on his way to Jupiter, or Uranus, or somewhere.

A couple weeks ago, in Prospect Park with these two.

Watching this dude fly his kites.

..and looking at planes.

Kite down.

Noah’s doing this fake whistle thing. It sounds real.

I’m never not assisting.

Kite dude tying up to a tree.

He was in it for the long haul.

We weren’t.