Grass Day

He was a little unsure of the grass since he hasn't been in it much (too hot). And he looks like a squatting dog.

Then he stood up.

Then he took off.

We Don't Need No Stinkin' Toys

No need for some expensive toy. We have boxes.

Sit in them. Push them. Pick them up. Throw them. The possibilities are endless.

Don't forget bowls.

Bang them, throw them, stack them. Actually, I was pretty impressed with his ability to put the small one in the bigger one after he tried it the other way.

He had a curl wave I had to take a picture of. Not as impressive in the picture. I think he had a runny nose that day too.

Oh yes, the fun of opening and shuting things is endless. I tried to put the cube in front, but it was 1/2 an inch too short to stop the top drawer. At least he has figured out how not to smash his fingers.

Opening the closet door. He loves opening and closing all doors. It feels like an episode of Sesame Street. Open, close, open, close.

Head stand? Nope. Just putting his face on the floor. Crazy baby :)

Yea, We Can Go Outside Again!

New shirt from Grandma and Grandpa Pavlis. Go IU!

The babies are trying to escape.

Daddy and Jameson at the park.

Jameson, you're on the wrong side of the fence.

Hanging out in the grass.

Nice place to hang out.

I think Kristen is trying to make peace. Or doing the ET thing.

Bowls

No More Cooties

Still working out his knees.

I need to do a few more baby lifts.

Hugs from Aunt Denise.

Pumpkin duckie, yum!

Had enough of the high chair.

Meow.

Ready for some skeleton racing against Daddy.

Big Red Bat

He's been practicing his swing. He likes to turn in circles with the bat.

And practicing his pushing things around.

And practicing standing. He's made a step or 2 on his own.

Ready for picture day at daycare (he didn't get it taken though).

Teething biscuits are good.

Don't try to take my biscuit!

Drool! I think he was working on his teeth today.

Daddy helping Jameson run. It makes him laugh.

That's One Big Bug

Jameson checking out his new car seat.

Sure, he's smiling now. Wait until he gets strapped in.

Wide-eyed innocence. For the moment.

He was entertained by his spoon for a long time.

It has a nice handle to chew on.

And it's fun to slide or throw around the kitchen floor.