A little girl in my class had a birthday party today that Mason and I went to. There was a petting zoo, a face painter, and a balloon artist. Mason was having so much fun I didn't think I was going to get him to leave. As you can tell from the pictures below Mason chose to have his face painted like a blue Spider Man :)
Saturday, March 28, 2009
My Little Blue Spider Man
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Friday, March 27, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Dessert, Anyone?
If anyone would like to stop by for dessert tonight we are having "a huge watermelon with pecans in it." It is pictured below, and I have to say it is very low in fat and calories.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Trip to the Zoo
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Joseph and the Green Goat
When we got home from church last night Mason got his guitar and said he wanted to sing a song about Joseph. It goes like this, "Joseph had a coat of many colors. He was afraid of a green goat." Weird or creative? I would question his Bible class teacher, but it has been me :)
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Funny Words
Mason loves to talk. He talks non-stop and is constantly making us laugh at the funny things that he says. It's not that the things he says are hilarious, but it is the fact that they are coming out of the mouth of a two year old. A few examples...
While Mason was waking up from his nap I went into his room and asked him what he was doing. He said, "I'm just thinking." I asked what he was thinking about, and he said, "I'm just thinking about my ABC's."
Mason told his teacher at school that he was nervous (one of his favorite words right now). She asked him why and he said, "I'm just nervous when I stay at home by myself."
While Jonathan was giving Mason a bath, Mason kept asking for Cheese Its. Jonathan told him that we didn't have any, and Mason said, "I'm just worried about those Cheese Its."
A little boy in Mason's class at school kept banging his spoon on the table. Mason told him to stop, and the little boy kept doing it. Mason finally said, "I've told you three times, Brian!"
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