[Oct 25] A special message for Nana

We went to breakfast with Carl today and this is what Choobie learned:
"Wait a cotton Pickin' Minute"
We miss you Nana!

[Oct 18] A Halloween Sneak Peak

Choobie went to Lego Land with his Girlfriend Princess Leia. This is what he taught her. More about it soon.

[Oct 13] Halloween Time

For FHE we decided to decorate for Halloween. This took about 15 minutes since we have no less than 5 pumpkins, 2 bats, and one skull. But...thanks to my friend Stacy, we were able to add 3 ghosts to the Halloween decoration bonanza going on at our house. While Stacy made her ghosts all cute with ribbon and kleenex, I decided to use an old sharpie (that ran out of ink on ghost #2) toilet paper, paper towel and thread.

The directions are simple:
1. Have your 2 year old wad toilet paper up into a ball for the ghost head.
2. Place toilet paper wad in the middle of one piece of paper towel.
3. Twist to form a ghost
4. Have husband hold ghost while you tie thread around his neck (the ghost neck, not the husbands)
5. Draw faces on them with a sharpie (if it runs out you can use a ball point pen)
6. Hang them up so they can fly
Choobie wanted to make "an angry one, a sad one, and one happy one"

Thanks for the great idea Stacy!

[Oct 13] How's Potty Training Going?

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[Oct 13] I LOVE Today

I love waking up and knowing that I don't have to work tonight. Today Choob & I blew off our play date and just hung out at home together. We did some serious snacking, Steve Irwin watching, had plenty of light sabre duels, played chase for hours, made dozens of hand prints on the cold sliding glass door, did crib jumping and threw most anything we could get our hands on. Soon, Dan will be home from work and we will decorate for Halloween and then we will walk around the neighborhood all bundled up and look at the Halloween lights and displays in peoples yards. Then when Choob goes to bed, Dan & I will watch Heros and enjoy its awesomeness. I'm really lucky that my family pretty much rules.