Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

Mr. Joshua shared his flicks from our Cape Cod trip, see them here!

Back at the end of August we spent a morning at the ribbon cutting ceremony for PS133. The building had undergone a 2 year renovation and this was going to be the first peek. It was also hitting Noah that things were going to change.

The chancellor of New York City schools is a popular guy. We never really saw him.

Heading into the playground.

Walking the halls.

Great new library.

It was great to see the new building, and great for Noah to meet new people and walk around the new school. After a quick/hectic/short tour, I brought Noah back to Hanson Place, grabbed an orange bib, and met his Hanson Place classmates at a park.

The day after coming back from NH we stopped by to see Nana T and Opa. After dinner Noah kind of knew what we might have for dessert…

Plus gifts, dinner kept getting better!

Animal rubber stamps.

By the time you read this, this book will be memorized.

Thanks for dinner Nana T and Opa, and thanks for the great gifts!

Up bright and early, running out to the motor home to wake up Aunt Mindy so we could help her set up for the party.

Aunt Mindy had put together a great “camp” themed birthday party for Noah. No detail overlooked.

Gift bags.

My cousin Julie made this great edible shark.

Camp fire cupcakes.

Running around with Jaycee.

Thanks Aunt Mindy for putting together such a great party.

Almost a month ago now.. in NH, on Noah’s birthday.

Noah watches “My Pretty Pony” and talks about it so Kate got him a few of the ponies, when he opened it he said “but Mom.. these are for girls” as he played with them.

For his birthday, Nana and Grampa Holt wanted to take Noah to Santa’s Village.

Growing.

3-D theater.

This was a fast ride that Noah wanted to go on, and then reconsidered.

Aunt Mindy helped him bounce back.

The view of Mt. Washington from the top of the ferris wheel.

Next two photos by Kate.

We found all of the elves too.

Certified.

Thanks Nana and Grampa, great day.