October 17: We went to our friend Karen's house for a breakfast play date with her littlest boys. We met Karen {and her hubby Henry} while we were stationed in North Carolina and we became good friends. Connor and Elliott are only 3 weeks apart and spent their first year growing up together. Of course they didn't remember each other, but it was so great to catch up.
October 18: I wanted to take Connor somewhere special, somewhere just for him. He had been such a trooper tagging along for all of our shopping trips that he needed a day especially for him. I decided the perfect place would be The DoSeum, a museum designed just for kids. He had soooo much fun and I can't wait to take him again when we move back to Texas.
Controlling the robots in the Innovation Station.
Trying out the CAT simulator while Memaw supervises. {We are a CAT family given my dad is the Vice President of the parts department for their company.}
Connor really enjoyed playing on the obstacle course outside.
Playing in Tiny Town was his absolute favorite. He was a pilot at the airport, and TSA security guard when I put my luggage through the xray .
He was a shopper and cashier at H-E-B.
He was a chef in the food truck....
...and a construction worker.
His most favorite job was being a veterinarian.
Playing with light and sound in the Sensation Studio.
Playing in the outdoor water area was fun, but he got quite wet. No problem though because Memaw bought him a new shirt from the gift shop so he could play a little longer.
Back to Tiny Town we went so Connor could check on his animals.
One last stop at the robots.
Thank you Memaw for such a fun morning!
We had lunch with our good friend Allison. Connor was so silly and all over here!
October 19: {My last full day in San Antonio.} We started our day at the kids salon so Connor could get a haircut. Afterwards we went to Target for one last time, and then to Panera for lunch. We went back to my parents house so I could pack and then had dinner at a hibachi/sushi restaurant near their house. Connor and my mom took a walk while my dad and I finished out dinner. We met them at the pet store, where Connor insisted we needed another dog, or maybe a fish or bird. We left empty handed, but did promise him he could have a fish when we move to our new house.
Left: Connor and my mom having a snack at Target. Right: My dad and Connor looking at lizards and snakes.
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