you're mine blue elephant!
safari farm
an ongoing series of safari-farm creations. why do 2 separate things when one suffices?
story time
tracks
Alexander's been into taking things apart, then putting them back together. He really likes taking apart his train track and then rebuilding it; however, he still needs a bit more practice. Mommy helped him get the pieces lined up, but he knows how to lock them into place.
all aboard!
everyone is getting a ride today!
"loads" of fun!
this evening at the park with mommy, Alexander learned that his pay loader truck can carry rocks. we had "loads" of fun!
missing silver
in what can only be a memorial for our missing friend Silver, Alexander laid out his buddies today on the floor.
the adventure continues…
chocolate, silver and george visit the bathroom.
more!
not content to take one book out, Alexander insists that all the books come out!
i’ll get my own toy!
playmat
Alexander loves his new playmat his Grandma made for him! it rocks!
new toy!
watch out world! here i come!
this past weekend, Abuelitos bought a walker for AAA and Rebecca! As you can see, AAA is already on the move! pretty soon they'll both be big blurs!! thank you Abuelita!!
Kisses for lion
roar!
I'm tired of these …
with apologies to Sam Jackson
i'll get you, blue elephant!
Jacques the Peacock
Over the weekend Blueberry received her/his second toy! Matt and Jee-Hee gave us Jacques the Peacock. A most awesome brightly colored, texturized, sound making bird - all the good stuff to stimulate baby.
You can find more info about the company that makes these toys and why they’re full of colors, textures and sounds (that’s a big hint if you’re reading this) at: http://www.learningcurve.com/lamaze?locale=en_US&icid=flashNav.
Mom is doing well and we’re looking forward to our next appointment on Wednesday.
Over the weekend Blueberry received her/his second toy! Matt and Jee-Hee gave us Jacques the Peacock. A most awesome brightly colored, texturized, sound making bird - all the good stuff to stimulate baby.
You can find more info about the company that makes these toys and why they’re full of colors, textures and sounds (that’s a big hint if you’re reading this) at: Lamaze.
Mom is doing well and we’re looking forward to our next appointment on Wednesday.