Hey parents and sitters and uncles and aunts! Do you play Find Momo with kids or toddlers? And if you do, how old are they, and can the toddlers really find him? I’m thinking about a kids book (or series) and wondering how easy Momo should be to find! Whaddaya think? 👶

Radio check, all systems go, captain Momo ready for takeoff. ✈️ (got to visit the #snowbirds)

Ever Westward.

“Keep the sun in front of you, and the wind behind you.” - Dad

Find Momo somewhere near Manitoba. (Seeya in April, Ontario!)
(Also hey I’m on snapchat I think my user name is andrewomerknapp good luck!) 👻

Find Momo at a small motor repair shop. (Winter hint: foot prints in the snow gives us away entirely.) 👣🌨

Find Momo in our first snowfall this season.

Woodland creatures. 🐩

Just can’t get last night’s sunset off my mind. 😌

That there hanging from my rearview is a loon feather. My friend Mariana gave it to me. The loon is said to symbolize dreaming things up and having them become reality, and deepening awareness. And that there behind it is one of the nicest sunsets I’ve seen. 🌞

New wheels / new home! So excited to be driving west in this ’84 Westfalia. Mellow is happily parked at my dad’s for the winter. I’m gonna miss that yellow bubbly ’77, but this new fella has heat, which is kind of a big deal when travelling across Canada in November. I’ll be spending a month or two in BC, with the option to head south incase I can’t handle the cold greyness.

Find Momo on Lake Superior.

Packed up and headed West for the winter. 👃

Don’t take anything at face value. A head rest could be a face hole, if you’re innovative or have an adorable leathery nose. The next thing you pick up, ask yourself what other purpose it could serve aside from the one it already does.