Miscellany

We are now officially 'into' stickers. After we ran out of stickers from Grandma and Grandpa I bought a 2 dollar booklet of stickers a few weeks ago and have been doling out a few at a time when Moses needs an activity. He loves putting them on his pants and his shirt and he likes it when I put a sticker or two on his hands.

He even enjoys the blank pieces of the sticker page that hold of the stickers together. (It took an unbelievably long time to figure out how to describe that sticker-web-thingy. It's hard to see the sticker-web-thingy on his light coloured pants but it's just below the smiley face.)

Moses has shown an affinity for my 'feather' duster lately. He calls it "Puppy" or "Bear" and it often accompanies him around the house. He's also in a banging phase and bangs EVERYTHING against EVERYTHING. Including the "Puppy/Bear". It looks like he's helpfully dusting but in fact he's BANGING on the poor paintings. Said paintings are now no longer on the walls for the time being.

This is how Moses holds a pen. Sometimes he chooses his right hand
and sometimes he chooses his left.

A note on our little observer: All toddlers are incredible observers--at least I think they are-- and ours is no exception. The fact that Moses holds the pen with his fingers and not his fist is one example of all that he takes in and sees. I watched my observer in action today when we were playing with a debit card and 'swiping' it. A few times after he swiped the card he 'typed' out 4 numbers. "One, two, three, four," he said and typed out a PIN.

Our first occasion for a band-aid.
I don't remember the culprit of the wound but the band aid was sure cute. Who better to accompany an 'ouch' than Curious George?

Moses loves to play "water sink." The sink in the bathroom is easier to reach but, if he asks nicely, the kitchen sink can have bubbles, and bubbles are hard to resist.

Lastly, (unillustrated, sorry) we are into pennies and we call them "ponies." Moses has one or two pennies to call his own and he loses them around the house frequently. When he finds it he delightedly says, "there you are!"