Stomp

Sometimes I like to help Mommy when she's cooking. I have special jobs to do every time we make pancakes, smoothies, scrambled eggs, coffee, and oatmeal. There are so many foods I help her with.

Today Mommy is making crunchy chicken for dinner. My special job is to crunch up the corn flakes. If I can crunch the corn flakes up really well, then the chicken is extra crunchy. Daddy is going to BBQ the nuggets after Mommy makes them into bus and volkswagon shapes. They're looking pretty tasty. I think we're a great cooking team!

Thoughts About Mommy

"Even though Mommy's hair is messy, I still love her."

Sticky Rice

Mommy took me out for one of my favourite lunches today - sticky rice! I love it especially when there are chinese doughnuts too. I love to dip them in the sweet sauce under the sticky rice.


I ate so much today that my belly is big and round like a basketball.

Happy Birthday Marissa

My friend Marissa is turning 4 (just like me!) and she had her birthday party this morning. I had fun. We played some party games, played with her toys and ate some yummy food.

I'd never played pin the tail on the donkey before so I had to lift up the blindfold a bit to make sure I got the tail on right.


The games were fun but I think the toys were the best. Marissa's brother, Aiden, has a really fun toy that I played with during most of the party. I built a race car, airplane and motorcycle all by myself. The vehicles are screwed together with an electric screwdriver that really works. Daddy thinks he's a handyman. I guess I'm a handykid.

Arrrrrgggg

Ahoy maties! My friend Olivia has a princess and pirates birthday party this afternoon. I decided I'd rather be a pirate than a princess so Mommy helped me get dressed for the part.

Being a pirate is pretty hard. I had to learn lots of new words and I've had to keep all the other pirates away from my map to the secret treasure. It's been hard because I don't have a pistol or a sword. Keeping my puffy sleeves clean is a challenge too.

Junior Engineer

ALL ABOARD! Like my new hat? Now I'm a real engineer just like the man who works on the Polar Express train.

Today I got a new piece for my Thomas train set. It's a collapsing bridge. I love it! Now some exciting accidents can happen to my trains. Mommy took a video so you can see how it works.

Big Rocks

Sometimes Mommy and I have to go downtown to make some special deliveries. Outside of the office is a HUGE round rock. I've tried so many times to roll it but it's REALLY heavy. Mommy says if I eat healthy and exercise then maybe my rocks (that's what I call my muscles) willl be strong enough to move that ball one day. I'll keep trying.

The Sitting Game

Sometimes Daddy and I play this funny game. We each sit in our own chairs facing each other and we have a contest to see who can stay in their chair the longest. It's really hard and sometimes I can hardly do it. Sometimes Daddy talks with me to help me think of other things and stay in my chair. Wonder who won today?

Baby Bear's Bowl is Just Right

This morning Mommy, Daddy and I all had oatmeal for breakfast. We were like the three bears in "Goldilocks And The Three Bears." Daddy had a big bowl of plain oatmeal, Mommy had a medium sized bowl of oatmeal with dried cranberries and I had a small bowl with butter and brown sugar. I think my bowl was the tastiest – just like Goldilock's thought the baby bowl was "just right."

Tinkering with Contraptions

Uncle Raj from Edmonton came for an unexpected visit on Saturday. He always brings me excellent gifts and this time he brought me a set of Tinkertoys. They are so much fun and I've been building contraptions all weekend. Here's old fashioned airplane that I built.

Tiger Woods Watch Out!

Daddy took me to Golf Town today and he bought me my own set of REAL golf clubs. I've always had golf clubs but the set I had before was just a toy. This set is REAL. It comes with a blue golf bag (my favourite colour) and special straps so I can carry the bag and clubs on my back. Daddy tried to show my how to hold the clubs but I keep forgetting what he tells me. Daddy says that this summer, after I turn four years old, I can take lessons if I want to.