...which he promptly shoved in his mouth (doesn't it look like he's saying, "Take THAT, Mrs. Fabiola!"??)...
...followed by a "yummy in my tummy" belly rub! That's my boy!
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Waste Not, Want Not (Part Deux)
OK, a little blurry, but we were playing upstairs before David's bath and he fell on the ground next to the ottoman. You can't quite see it, but what he came up with was part of his "chocolate chip cereal bar" from this morning's breakfast...
...which he promptly shoved in his mouth (doesn't it look like he's saying, "Take THAT, Mrs. Fabiola!"??)...
...followed by a "yummy in my tummy" belly rub! That's my boy!
...which he promptly shoved in his mouth (doesn't it look like he's saying, "Take THAT, Mrs. Fabiola!"??)...
...followed by a "yummy in my tummy" belly rub! That's my boy!
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Waste Not, Want Not
On David's report card from school today:
"Special Happenings: Was practicing how to eat using spoon, food was falling on floor and I kept telling him not to give up. He got real upset because I didn't let him eat off the floor. He had food on plate but refused. After a few hugs he was fine. Please keep practicing eating with spoon at home. -Mrs. Fabiola." [emphasis mine]
"Special Happenings: Was practicing how to eat using spoon, food was falling on floor and I kept telling him not to give up. He got real upset because I didn't let him eat off the floor. He had food on plate but refused. After a few hugs he was fine. Please keep practicing eating with spoon at home. -Mrs. Fabiola." [emphasis mine]
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Thompson Look-alike Meter
Interestingly, I did this "Look-alike Meter" one year ago and it said David looked more like me by 6%...
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