Thursday, February 16, 2012
Groove
Just like his Momma, Tom loves to dance! Unfortunately, he gets his dance moves from his Daddy. =)
Other than Row, Row, Row Your Boat and Gitchee Gitchee Goo from Phineas and Ferb, Tom's favorite song is Boogie Shoes by KC and the Sunshine Band. Although when he asks for it sounds more like Booger Shoes. He likes the disco grooves, just like Mommy. Here he is dancing to his favorite song!
Good Eater
Tom wasn't eating very well for a while and it was causing him to dip in weight a little. No matter what we gave him, he'd say no or he doesn't like it or shake his head, even things he previously gobbled up. Thankfully, that seems to have just been a phase and he's eating much better, even branching out and trying new foods. Here he is eating dinner at the table and using a big boy fork. Mommy and Daddy are much relieved that his eating is back to normal.
Mommy's projects
I've been keeping busy while Tom is napping. Sarah and I found this cute Amy Butler pattern at the quilt show and I've made these and a few other smaller bags to donate to the sale at our church's women's conference.
Fixing bikes
Now that Tom and Daddy both have red bikes, they have to maintain them. Here they are checking tires and gears and what not on both their bikes.
Superbowl Sunday!
Since we were watching the Superbowl, we let Tom eat dinner with us on the couch. He was really engrossed in the game, which is surprising since Jake and I don't really follow football...that must be Uncle Steve's influence.
Devil's Punchbowl
We went for an awesome hike in Devil's Punchbowl out Pearblossom Highway. It's gorgeous out there. We hiked all the way down to the creek and then back up. Then on the way out of town, we stopped for a garlicky lunch at Charlie Brown's Farms. So delicious! I had a burger and garlic fries, Jake had a garlic burger AND garlic fries. We drove home with the windows down for sure!
Down at the creek
Tom stacking things, as usual
One of Tom's favorite animals, an owl
waiting for our garlicky lunch at Charlie Brown's
No, that's not a real snake
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About Me
- Vicki
- The youngest of four girls, all grown up now, married with two boys of my own. All I do (sewing, cooking, crafting, DIYing) was taught to me by my mother, Alice.