Letting Go
Holding on tightly seems like the best thing to do..
..but as he finally builds up the courage to let himself go -
..it turns out it’s quite a thrill ride!
And the landing isn’t too bad either
Yep, I’m definitely going back up there again!
Guess What I Just Did
I am so content with myself today. Guess what I just did? I poured some ice cold water on my dad’s bare feet! I can’t believe I did that! It sure made him look funny!
Ha-ha! That was great fun! I love being a two (soon to be three) year old; with a little charm you can get away with almost anything!
It’s a Boys World
We had some nice, sunny weather the other day, and a couple of neighboring boys came over to our house to play. As always, they were all over the place; running, shouting – acting like boys normally do.
As a mother of 3 boys I am of course used to this level of noise and activity, but then I stopped for a second as a few words reached my ear. Feeling a bit puzzled, I noticed they were actually playing “baby”. That’s remarkable, I thought, for once they are not into typical boys games like sword fights or some kind of battle.
And my thoughts kept on drifting; Hmm.. maybe it’s not so bad, apparently my boys also have the ability to see the world from a more feminine angle – that’s a good thing, being able to take on a different view.
That’s when I hear my sons voice: Hey – my baby just shot your baby!
And his friend answered: Oh yeah? Well, my baby has a laser gun!
I thought to myself as I walked back into the house; Oh well… boys will be boys, I suppose 
The Amazing Goldfish
Have you ever seen anything like this? I had no idea a goldfish could be trained to perform tricks like that!
My five year old actually has two goldfish, but I cannot imagine them doing anything like this. (Although they are doing some extensive splashing around when one of us is approaching the fish tank, as they believe there is a chance of some extra snack). Perhaps we should try the Fish School? – No, I think not 
All these Bubbles
How fascinating. All these bubbles. And when I touch them, they simply vanish. I’d really like to keep them, but I can’t seem to figure out how. I wonder what I must do to make them stay in my hands.
