While Stephan was at his cousin Josh's house, Norah and I went to Possibility Playground in Port Washington. It's right on the lake and was designed for children of all abilities. We took one lap around, but Norah only wanted to swing.
We went to a llama farm with Gramps, Jude, Uncle Dick, Aunt Sandi, Amy and her daughters Nina Mae and Pearl. The farmers sell milk to Cedar Valley cheese and welcome visitors to see their cows, goats, and llamas.
Norah loved walking over this little bridge in the llama area.
The llamas were being sheared while we we there. One llama kept running away & that made quite an impression on her. All day she shook her little finger and said "That llama did NOT want a haircut!"

Norah's FAVORITE thing at the farm was this swing. She LOVES to swing. During outside time at school or at the playground, all she wants to do is swing.
Norah and her cousin Pearl warming up to each other. Nina Mae was busy loving the many cats on the farm. Later in the day Norah got to play with another cousin, Lily, who just turned 1. (Sadly I didn't get any pictures....)
Casey & the kids traveled to Madison with me at the crack of dawn so I could run in my first half marathon. It was wonderful to have them waiting for me at the end.
(My poor fingers...I swell when I run.)
Stephan and Norah have taken turns wearing my finisher's medal this afternoon.





