Meg, Motozo, & Ty visit Tateyama

Motozo, Meg, and Ty, came to visit us on the 19th of this month. It was great fun! Thank you Meg and Motozo for driving all the way out here to visit us.
It was so good to see Ty again and it was so much fun to see the changes. Babies grow up so fast! It's amazing. Ty and Brian were pretty much the same weight and hight this time. Ty is growing up even faster than Brian!!

They arrived in Tateyama mid day. Meg called me for directions and when I asked, "Where are you now?? What's around you??" and Meg answered honestly, "Hmm...nothing, grass, fields..." Hahaha!! (Jan's thoughts: "Hmm...where could she beeee.....")
I had to pass the phone to Josh and I have no idea what he said...but he helped them get to our house safely. :)

We had lunch together in our disasterous house that's being reformed now, and Ty started talking and making all these noises. Brian just sat there staring at Ty. It was soo cute.

In this photo Motozo was trying to get Ty to say more to Brian.
Motozo: Ty, what did you say to Brian? What did you say?


LOOK AT THEIR BODIES!! TY IS SOOO TALL!!! He really looks like a little baby though. He's so cute. His eyes are still my favorite to look at. He's got this really sweet tender look. Brian, while also sweet and tender, is also very curious and constantly on the look out for some more action somewhere.

Yes..caught them both looking at me!

Brian caught a hold of Ty's hood, and started pulling him in every direction! Ha!

Ty, didn't like that too much.

Holding hands.

Ty studying Brian, or maybe checking out the suspicious character next to him.

I didn't take too many photos while out at the beach. This is the only one I got of beautiful Meg...and muscular Motozo. Both are caught off guard, but still lookin' good.

My two favorite boys.

Ty, 3 months. Brian, 4 months. Same size. Let's see how they are next time we meet!

Josh and I really enjoyed the two evenings where we ate dinner together and just chatted about different things. Tanoshikatta desu! We will be looking forward to the next time you visit (or we visit).