School Daze

It's official! I started my academic career. Mom and Dad bought all of my school supplies and first thing Monday morning we were off to school. This is me outside the house on the first day. I didn't know what I was getting myself into. I thought Mommy said we were going to the pool. What's this school stuff anyway?


Mom has been attending with me this week until I get the hang of it. She doesn't want to be the disruptive parent taking all the pictures, but she couldn't resist to swipe one every other day.
This first photo is of me and Miss Angie. I think we are heading to my cubbie to switch my indoor slippers for my sneaks! My other teacher, Miss Elim, is by the door.


Here I am the next day getting ready to sit down and snack with my new friends. They serve Puffins (a cereal) here at school. Mom had never heard of them, but I instructed her to add them to our grocery list. They are delicious!
If you look closely at the photo you can see the glass plates, cups and pitchers we use at snack time. Lately I have been fascinated with pouring the water into the glasses. Miss Angie said it was my "thing" today.


All in all, I really like school. I'm looking forward to doing it all over again next week!


A long day at school calls for a good soak in the tub. Oh my aching feet! I've been busy at work all day!


Dad thinks he's in clown college!




I may be growing up, but I'll never be too old to roll around on Mommy and Daddy's bed.


What are you looking at?





We finally got the Play-Doh Fun Factory in the mail from Oma. We broke it out immediately. I liked making all the different noo-noo (noodle) shapes out of play-doh. There was spaghetti and fettucine and tubes and stars. Mommy also broke out the cookie cutters.


I practiced making cut-outs of hearts and stars and butterflies and fish.


Turns out it was good practice for my special baking with Miss Leigh Ann the next day. We made sugar cookie cut outs of stars and hearts and butterflies and fish. I had a blast!
Watch out Jello Jigglers, you're next!


My other recent past-time is to RUN around the neighborhood touching all of the cars (trying to open them, which I am occasionally successful at). I come back looking like a mechanic all covered in grease and grime.


But it keeps Dad on his toes, which is funny! Tee hee.



I hope to have more posts up soon. Maybe Mom and Dad can even figure out how to post a video of me talking, which is really the impressive part. The other day Mama and I were playing in my pop-up fire truck tent. I told Mama, "Mama get in. Mama drive fire truck." So then I told Mommy, "Drink milk cup in red fire truck." I was drinking my cup and so Mama naturally agreed. But then I told Mama, "No eat in fire truck." Mama was surprised to learn there were rules to playing in my read fire truck, since she never imposed any. But there are to which I told her, "Read book in fire truck yeah. Play car in fire truck yeah." Who knew?

Mama and I have the most hilarious conversations these days. :- )