Today we went shopping for a new jacket. I didn’t like the other jackets I tried on so when we found the exact same jacket that I have now in a larger size I was thrilled. This is what I like and I’m sticking to it. But while shopping for my jacket, I decided to do some window shopping for more cars…just in case I needed more.
As you know, I love cars, and just about any vehicle. I have acquired quite a collection. I’d like to say that I have enough, but I don’t believe a lot will ever be enough so I suspect that my collection will continue to grow.
Every so often I feel like doing a bit of sweeping. It is not that I necessarily like things clean, it is just that I just like sweeping.
This morning we went out for a breakfast buffet. I was very excited! And very hungry! We had a great time and I really ate my fill. I ate sooo much!
Mommy went out to see a friend, so it was just me and Daddy at home. I was really well behaved and no problem at all. But we did have to make some adjustments to our routine. I told Daddy that I didn’t need a shirt hat (where he makes my shirt into a hat right before I take a bath) because Mommy wasn’t home so I had no one to show it off to. I also mentioned that since Mommy wasn’t home she couldn’t read me a book so I suggested that Daddy read me two books. He readily agreed. To show that I was aware of the situation I told Daddy that since Mommy was not home that he would put me to bed, but I reminded him that tomorrow night we’ll be back to our usual routine. He of course understood and was prepared for all this. Even though I missed Mommy and mentioned her absence several times, Daddy and I had a great time and we got to bed without any issues.
For some reason I felt very photogenic today and was doing all kinds of cute poses. So we took a few pictures. Don’t worry, I’m not naked. I still have my diaper on.
We had a great time playing at the park! We played on the rockers, we went down the slide, and we played with bubbles. It was a lot of fun, but it started out with me being unreasonable and a little bit mean. Mommy was watching Daddy and I play on the see-saw and for some reason I didn’t like it. Not only did I tell her to go away, I actually escorted her far far away.
Daddy had a talk with me and I understood that I was not being nice and I went to bring Mommy back so that she could join in on the fun.
Just reviewing some traffic signs. I have to be ready for when I get my drivers license. No better time to start studying than the present.
Daddy and I play a lot and hangout a lot. So naturally we have a lot of inside jokes and a certain way to do things. Daddy was trying to get me to stop being bossy and just telling people to “Stop.” He said, he will understand if I want him to stop singing a song, but I just have to ask nicely. If I say “Stop please” he said he will say “Yessir”. I thought that was a fun and cute way to practice being more polite.
Mommy heard about this and tried to do the same. When I asked her to “Stop please” she said “Yessir” and boy did I get mad at her. I forbade her from saying that. “Yessir” is Daddy’s and my thing. Daddy said it was okay if Mommy did the same and tried to convince me to just let her do it as well, but I was hearing nothing of it. Mommy had to come up with her own thing.
Daddy suggested that she say “Kashikomarimashita” which is like “I got it” or “Heard and understood.” I thought that was the funniest thing when she said it. I would laugh and laugh, saying “Funny!”
Daddy was doing some Christmas shopping online and came across a Christmas poop that sings. I thought it was hilarious! I insisted on watching it over and over again. Poop is so funny!
I like eggs. Eggs of all kinds. I like hard boiled eggs and have been getting pretty good at peeling them.
Today we went on a short walk because it was a bit cold and we didn’t want to stay out too long. It was nice to get some fresh air.
While getting ready for bath, Daddy undresses me and then uses the garments to make creative hats for me. I really enjoy it and usually insist on showing it off to Mommy. She gets a kick out of it.
We went to the park today and we all played on the slide. I love the slide, but I had to get used to the fact that there were other kids who wanted to slide as well. When my teacher reminded me that we had to take turns I was quick to agree, “Yes, take turns.”
I understand that parents like to take a lot of pictures and videos of their kids but I sometimes just want it to stop. Tonight I had to tell Mommy, “Don’t. I don’t like it. Stop.”