Sunday, February 28, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Barbie Boy
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Muddy Muddy Mud
Monday, February 15, 2010
Story Time
As you can see from these pictures though, he finally buckled under the pressure. Now as soon as we walk in the library doors, he sprints to the middle of the story rug and is ready for songs. He follows every motion Miss Mallory does during the songs like a little robot. So much for nonconformity! He now takes dance and motion time very seriously and wouldn't think of staying on my lap. Who needs Mommy, anyway?
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happy Valentine's Day!
If the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man attacks your city like in Ghostbusters, don't worry, just call Colter. He'll eat him and save the world. This boy is a lover of marshmallows!
Colter's fondness for marshmallows began last summer when he spent a few hours under my sister's supervision. Colter wouldn't eat his lunch, so Aunt Jessica introduced him to MARSHMALLOWS! I didn't know that he had stuffed himself with puffed up corn syrup until later. Colter started requesting marshmallows in the store and suddenly wanted marshmallows mixed up with his animal cracker and Cheerios snacks, and I didn't even know he had ever had marshmallows before. On Halloween, Jessica gave Colter three bags of flavored marshmallows because he had loved them so much ,and I heard the story of his afternoon in marshmallow heaven. If Colter ever has to go to rehab for his marshmallow addiction, it's all Aunt Jessica's fault. Look what she gave him for Valentine's Day.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Hidden Talents
Friday, February 12, 2010
One Lump or Two?
Thursday, February 11, 2010
A Picture for the Girlfriend
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Zombie Eyes
My parents got me a Canon Powershot for Christmas, so I can have a small camera in my purse at all times and harass my husband and son anytime and any place. The camera is awesome--I love having the little thing with me all the time (plus it's a lovely shiny blue)--but I have noticed that the camera seems to have more problems with red eye than my other camera, so I get more flesh-eating zombie shots. Thankfully, that's easily fixed.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
A Hoodlumish Boy and a Hat
While I love his adventures in imaginative play, sometimes Colter needs a project to keep him busy and to keep him from unrolling an entire roll of paper towels all over are not-so-spotless-at-the-moment kitchen floor. NickJr.com has so many craft projects for kiddos suffering from cabin fever. I found this project, and Colter and I made a really cute tiger stocking cap! We used fabric glue, so it was no-sew-project and really easy.