CJ had a busy couple of weeks playing tour guide to two sets of grandparents! We spent lots of time strolling downtown Princeton and making dinner and just hanging out at home. We also checked out New Hope and George Washington's Crossing, and visited some of the historical sites in Princeton and Philadelphia.
CJ opening some presents that grandma brought for him...
Playing with his new keys during a quick stop at the mall...
Palmer Square in downtown Princeton
The family at where the Mercer Oak (which had seen and survived the Battle of Princeton during the Revolutionary War) used to be. Somehow we missed the new tree, which is just to the right, in our photo!
Lounging around back at home
Crossing the Delaware River into New Hope near George Washington's Crossing
Browsing Christmas Past in New Hope
A fun picture on the street in New Hope
Caught in a thunderstorm out of nowhere
Visiting the animals at Terhune's
More pics around the house
Dinner at Grandma Alix's
Practicing sitting in the wagon in preparation for the wedding
CJ loved it so much, he hung out there all through dinner
At the wedding rehearsal
In Philly on Elfreth's Alley, the oldest still standing residental road in the country
At City Tavern, originally built in 1773 and now a reconstruction of life in the 18th Century
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