Since my Dad was off all week, I had a lot of free time to hang out and play.
First, I mastered sitting in my chair.
But then I learned that I could climb on it, flip it over, propel myself through air and cause bodily harm.
While I napped, Mom and Dad decorated inside and outside (yes it was Christmas in our house the day before Thanksgiving, but we gotta get this stuff done because Dad and me have a lot of football to watch this weekend). I woke up to a nice surprise of Christmas decorations, all of which I was very aware of, constantly chattering and pointing at them all.
Mom, why did you put up a little tree on the kitchen table this year? It is really hard for me to get to the ornaments and presents!! I think I like the bigger tree from last year better.
Dad, hold on a second, I can just about reach those ornaments . . .
Now it is on to Thanksgiving. Not as many pictures with family this year. Apparently it is hard to take pictures of me when I am running crazily through the Woods’ front yard.
A quick picture with Gramma as I blow kisses before she gets me to nap by walking me around the front yard for an hour.
Giving kisses to my new friend Lexi.
I don’t know what Granny is trying to give me, but Lexi wants some too so it must be good.
I throw my arms back as I run through Aunt Diane and Uncle Matt’s house because it makes me feel like I am flying. This is my new trademark move as of late.
Playing the harmonica my Great Bamma gave me to pass the time on the drive home. I must say, I am gettin pretty darn good.
Working on using a fork,
but sometimes the hands are just faster and easier.
My brothers are always waiting for scraps!! And I always deliver.
Playing with my art mat, where I draw on it using water (and also as I have figured out, spit works good too).
Dad and I love to play with legos. He builds things up and I knock them down and tear ‘em apart. Thanks for the legos Granny.
