My amazing sister graciously threw me a baby shower this weekend. Thank you, Ginny! We had a "book theme," and we now have more amazing children's books for the boys. Decorations were courtesy of Greta, and if you look closely, you'll see a miniature illustration of "Dinosaur's Binkit" by Sandra Boynton. A must have book for any parent.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Beauty and the Beast
Owen sat through three full performances of Beauty and the Beast, and his favorite song was "Be Our Guest." He came home singing it every night. We thought we'd get one picture for the scrapbook, but he was not too pleased about having his picture with Lumiere.
Owen is still quoting lines from the show. His favorite is when Gaston steals the book from Belle and says, "How can you read this book? There aren't any pictures!" Every once in a while, Owen will be in the middle of a book and say, "There are no pictures!"
If you ask Owen, he's pretty sure that the beast was actually a dinosaur before the smoke came and turned him into a "magic prince."
Best Buds
Owen loves nothing better than hanging out with his cousins, and Greta has a special place in Owen's heart. A few weeks ago, Owen announced, "Greta is my sweetie-pie and I'm Greta's sweetie-pie!" And when I ask him what he wants to think of before bedtime to dream happy dreams, he usually says, "Greta."
Greta is a budding author, and she recently wrote and illustrated a special book just for the new baby! What an awesome niece...
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Remember the Tree!
Owing to a quirk of our driveway, there is a tree which is a major hazard for people backing out of our driveway. It's been hit a number of times, most recently by my Dad (in my Mom's car!!!) resulting in a pretty major body repair. Apparently it's been hit by virtually every regular visitor to this house in the last decade or so. I personally have come within a foot on at least one occasion.
It's gotten to the point that when you leave, Owen is likely to yell "Remember the tree!" as you walk out the door. He's well aware of the hazard.
Which makes it especially disappointing to report that Owen himself has had multiple collisions with said tree. Albeit with much less structural damage.
It's gotten to the point that when you leave, Owen is likely to yell "Remember the tree!" as you walk out the door. He's well aware of the hazard.
Which makes it especially disappointing to report that Owen himself has had multiple collisions with said tree. Albeit with much less structural damage.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Goldilocks
Owen: Tell me the Goldilocks story.
Jed: How does Goldilocks begin, Owen.
Owen: [slowly, with great enunciation] Gold...eeee...locks.
Jed
Jed: How does Goldilocks begin, Owen.
Owen: [slowly, with great enunciation] Gold...eeee...locks.
Jed
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Body Part Conversations
Disclaimer: This entry has some graphic details unsuitable for those not comfortable with body part names.
There's been a lot of interest lately in body parts. In particular, Owen has been very interested in penis talk. Who has a penis exactly?
Owen: "Mommy have a penis?"
Mommy: "No"
O: "Mommy have a 'gina."
M: "Yes"
O: "Daddy have a penis?"
M: "Yes"
Sometimes we review who is a girl and who is a boy...Aunt Ginny? 'Gina. Uncle Bob? Penis. Greta? Booty (of course). Spencer? Penis. Pop Pop? Beard.
By the way, this makes for great dinner conversation when we have friends over. Especially when Owen decides to SHOW everyone his penis. Ah, to be 2 again.
There's been a lot of interest lately in body parts. In particular, Owen has been very interested in penis talk. Who has a penis exactly?
Owen: "Mommy have a penis?"
Mommy: "No"
O: "Mommy have a 'gina."
M: "Yes"
O: "Daddy have a penis?"
M: "Yes"
Sometimes we review who is a girl and who is a boy...Aunt Ginny? 'Gina. Uncle Bob? Penis. Greta? Booty (of course). Spencer? Penis. Pop Pop? Beard.
By the way, this makes for great dinner conversation when we have friends over. Especially when Owen decides to SHOW everyone his penis. Ah, to be 2 again.
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