he’s not afraid of commitment
at least when it comes to accessories. My mom came up on Tuesday to make an awesome Halloween costume for Ashlyn. Essentially, she made all her Halloween costume dreams come true–she’s going to be the cutest little pirate princess you ever did see (can’t post pictures until Halloween time…sorry). Anyway, so this is more about Drew…when we took pictures of Ashlyn in her new costume, Drew had to stand by her side with his “nana” (blanket that he takes EVERYWHERE), “boo” (his pirate gun he also takes EVERYWHERE–wish he got attached to a less weaponish toy), and a pirate hat he dug out of the dress up bin. So, since then, the pirate hat has not left his head. It’s cute…yet totally annoying because he keeps fussing that it’s messed up or turned the wrong way or falling off or something. The boy won’t even sit back in the stroller for fear of it being knocked off. He cried in the bath since I made him take it off to wash his hair. I mean, come on now. He’s insanely committed to odd things. Nana has been around since he was an infant. Boo somehow became an item in maybe May. I’m hoping this pirate hat doesn’t last. Maybe I should try to steal it tonight and hide it somewhere. If I did, I’d literally have to take it from his head. Check out the picture I took while he napped today.
happy birthday to Mark
Mark at 9 weeks old and Mark now.
Yesterday Mark turned a whopping 37. His birthday is always a bittersweet day. In 1999, Mark’s dad, Miles, passed away after fighting cancer for a year. He died on Mark’s birthday. So, though we celebrate Mark’s birthday on September 10th, we also remember his dad and miss that he’s not around and that he never got to meet his grandchildren.
We gave Mark a big tub of peanut butter cups (gave him the same thing last year…and he loved them), two t-shirts from J.Crew (love their soft tees), the game Risk (he’s been wanting to play that one with Evan), and a gift certificate for a 5 minute helicopter ride (I’m particularly excited about this one as was he!).
walter the farting dog
Yes, you read that post title correctly. Evan came home from school today with the library book entitled “Walter the Farting Dog.” Nice. Since it was a beautiful day, we stopped in the park, sat on the bench, and read his book. Quite a tale about a dog from the pound who farted all the time. Right when his family was going to return him due to his terrible stench, robbers come to the house and Walter farts on them, scaring them away and saving the day. Hmmmm. The inside flap says: “Warning: this book may cause flatulence.” What happened to old classics like Curious George and Berenstein Bears?
(Photo courtesy of Amazon)
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