In Vermont too!


Misha: “potabo “ = potato
Fayfessels in Atlanta
In Vermont too!


Misha: “potabo “ = potato




A two week review














































Photo credit: Jonah Kessel




















Misha and Helena enjoyed the novelty, although found it challenging and gave up after about 10 minutes




At the Grant Park pool, trying to catch dad



Some recent “Misha-icisms:”
The clouds are not working (=no rain)
I understand these boats (I can put them on by myself)



Helena enjoyed her first (professional) theatrical experience and trip to the Fox with mom











Titus has moved to Atlanta for the summer and stepped in as third uncle (in training)







Unbeknownst to her parents









Why you have a brother























In pyjamas

Misha loves helping his mom and dad make coffee every morning





















Even though there’s only one chicken left at the Fayfessel house hold, Misha still likes to play with them (and thankfully Sherlock does not)












Helena’s new soccer program in Decatur





Helena enjoys her after-care program at the Jewish Kid’s Group









Carry a big stick


Helena saw “Click, Clack, Moo” and loved it. Afterwards she got to make her own puppet
Misha has figured out the motion to bike and is happily riding his tricycle



Another fun ski vacation in the books. Helena is starting to pick up snowboarding, but still needs some more time to get off the bunny slopes









Vermont winter break- hard to leave Atl on an unusually warm winter day but a maple creamy at Palmer’s Sugarhouse


Helena likes school suite a bit! it’s grown on her throughout the year, although she’s not excited every day

Helena loves climbing trees. This one is at the Ormond Park playground next to the house.

Helena still remembers but is a little bit rusty






Misha’s language continues to expand https://youtu.be/4jZw0vlUeV8
But sometimes he still likes to be a parrot
Helena learned how to ride a bike today
The kids went to Chastain Playground as well, one of the best playgrounds in Atlanta




Helena’s first successful ascent and descent of one of Atlanta’s only natural features (unassisted). Misha did over a half a mile of climbing himself before he jumped in the carrier








