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Eva's tail swayed behind him on the ground, getting a lot of sand mussed into his fur. Oh well, he never really cared much. Besides, he was too busy watching them up on the bars, eyes widdening slightly. Woow... And she was eight. She was real old then, no wonder she was so good. He lifted on tiny hand to stick two of his fingers in his mouth, completely fascinated by it all. And he thought there was only climbing and jumping... He wished he could do stuffs liek that, maybe when he was a big kid like Beckie an' Tea. He pointed towards the bars and then turned to look at the older boy, ears perking, as if asking if Tea could do that or something like that. This one was a bit harder to read. He could've been asking if he could try. Bah, you always come across situations like this with the little ones that don't talk.

Eva blinked once or twice and then followed, just letting whatever he had been asking go for now. He stopped under the bar, peering up at it, ears lowering. He was a tiny little guy, after all... He drew in a deep breath, coiled downwards just slightly, and then kicked off. His hands grasped tightly to the bar after he got ahold of it, and he tried to mimic the other boy... But... Ach, it was hard. So instead he curled his knees to his chest, feet landing on the bar between his hands. He pulled himself upright so he was standing on the bar, allowing himself to get his balance before springing along the tops of the bars like a true treekangaroo, on all fours. He made sure to avoid going ontop of anyone- he might mess them up and then they'd be real mad at him and he wouldn't like that. He didn't like it when people were mad at him. He stopped at the highest bar, sitting ontop of it with a smile. He liked heights.

Well, then again, that weak grammar was a lot more than Eva could muster. He jammed two fingers back into his mouth, tilting his head as the other boy performed the gymnastic stunt.. Wooow. Again. Tea was real good at all'a this flippy stuff. He had taken in everything that the older boy was doing, and since he had seen it all... You had to expect the toddler to try and do it too. It's just the way he is. He raised himself to a stand easily, drawing in a deep breath before trying to mimic the other boy. His movements were a whole lot less graceful- the whole routine was a bit sloppy, including his awkward landing... But he was just a little squirt, and it was pretty good for a first try. The only thing that kept him from totally flopping at the end was probably his good sense of balance since his form wasn't very good.. He smiled towards the other boy afterwards. Hm.. Tea was right, it was fun.

Eva's ears perked the moment the words 'really fun' were mentioned. He smiled brightly, brows arching in a curious fashion. What could it be this time? He watched the older boy, taking in everything he was doing curiously before moving to try and copy him... Hard? He took that as a challenge for some reason, and just smiled. Alright... Handstand.. He took a moment after getting up to balance, putting a lot more effort into it than he did at the junglegym. Have to keep up..
He drew in a deep breath before beginning to go into the arch, feet coming down. His teeth set into his lower lip before he fell into it and immediately out and onto his back, unable to complete it like Tea had done. He wrinkled his nose, but smiled nonetheless, now sitting up and stretching himself out a bit.. Owchy, that one pulled at his back a little bit... Luckily he hadn't been in the handstand for too long, he was a bit wobble-some on his arms..

He stretched himself out some more in an attempt to show he was fine, smiling even though it pulled a little and was kinda sore- he would be fine. He dealt with a lot of bumps and bruises climbing and stuff. Nothing he couldn't handle! He was fine. Not to mention resiliant. He gave a shake to his head, he needed no first aidie person. He just wanted to play.

The 'roo was rotating his shoulders slightly when he picked up the little song as well, his own ears lifting slightly. Whazzat? He immediately liked whatever it belonged to. Eva loved music. He was staring out towards where he heard the sound when Tea caught his hand, and he looked towards him curiously. He fixed a curious expression on his face- what was a popsicle? His head tilted slightly, but he shifted, showing that he was ready to follow the lemur if he started off somewheres.

The boy immediately jumped towards the older boy's shoulders, landing with his bare feet square on his shoulderblades and his hands on the front of his shoulders. He was kinda in a crouch postition. Little did Tea know, this was how he often got onto his Da's shoulders when the older male was leaving and the 'roo was up on his shelf in the book shelf. He worried for a moment about whether or not the lemur could carry him the same way Da could, but hauled his legs up nonetheless. He was now sitting up on the boy's shoulders. He was pretty light, being so small. The squirt got excited by the word fruit, his tail beginning to sway and a smile crossing his face. He nodded enthusiastically after that. He wanted a popsicle!

The 'roo's hands went into the older boy's hair, lighter than he would have done with Da, and he leaned forward as the boy ran. This was most certainly fun. He'd never been up high -and- going fast! He loved the rush... And lucky for Teagan, this little joey adored grape everything... Not as much as apple and cherry, but almost. It was pretty close. Actually, he just like anything that tasted fruity. He looked at the driver curiously after they stopped, ears wiggling about thoughtfully before he threw the man a smile and a wave. He nodded happily at Tea's question. Grapegrapegrape.