Dylan is CRAZY about baseball. So much so that for the whole year that he was 3 he was insistent that he would play baseball next year. So when 4 rolled around I started looking into T-Ball for him. Well only to find that our township starts at 5 years of age. DILEMMA! So I searched around and found that the youth center started at age 4. He's the youngest and smallest on his team, but he's the most determined. He loves hitting, fielding and the roar of the crowd.
The cheering crowd :)
home run swing!
Monday, September 29, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Extending I Love You's
we had an "awww" moment today on the way to a picnic...
the kids started a round of "I love you mom!" "I love you dad" in the car and we repeated "I love you Marissa!", "I love you Dylan"
we sat there smiling of how simple and sweet it all was....
that was until we passed the horse farm and Dylan continued with "I love you horsey! I love you piggy! I love you pony!"...
well it was perfect while it lasted!
the kids started a round of "I love you mom!" "I love you dad" in the car and we repeated "I love you Marissa!", "I love you Dylan"
we sat there smiling of how simple and sweet it all was....
that was until we passed the horse farm and Dylan continued with "I love you horsey! I love you piggy! I love you pony!"...
well it was perfect while it lasted!
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Identification
Some people would think we were rich or business owners if they listened to Dylan's descricptive identification of places we go. Today after T-Ball I told him we were going to Walmart and he wanted to know if we were going to PeePa's Walmart on Route 8 or Mommy's Walmart (Super Center). I told him that we were going to the one on Route 8, to which he followed "then we can go to Peepa's McDonald's when we are done because Daddy's McDonald's is too far!"
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Six Year Old Logic
Last night Dylan & Marissa sat down to play Connect Four and Marissa decided to choose the colors:
M: "you be black and I'll be red"
D: "why Sissy?"
M: because you should like black
D: "why?" (yes he still does that annoying WHY? WHY? WHY?)
M: well because Daddy's favorite color is black.
D: so?
M: well his favorite color is black, he likes baseball, you like baseball, you love daddy, so you should like black.
D: um, ok!
M: "you be black and I'll be red"
D: "why Sissy?"
M: because you should like black
D: "why?" (yes he still does that annoying WHY? WHY? WHY?)
M: well because Daddy's favorite color is black.
D: so?
M: well his favorite color is black, he likes baseball, you like baseball, you love daddy, so you should like black.
D: um, ok!
Scooter
4??? Where did the time go!
Dylan turned 4 on September 2nd. I can hardly believe he's 4 years old.
We had a Pirate themed birthday party for him on Saturday the 6th. It was a bit cloudy out but we still managed some outdoor activity for the day.
I made his cake:
We had a treasure hunt in the sand box. Larry filled it with sand and we added "gold" coins, rings, gems and a few pirates. All the kids were digging fools:
And Dylan was even inside the sandbox digging for his treasure:
Some guests:
Mommy hitting the sauce:
The Pinata:
Opening Presents
A link to more pictures:
http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k160/dcmyers/Dylans%20BD%202008/?start=0
We had a Pirate themed birthday party for him on Saturday the 6th. It was a bit cloudy out but we still managed some outdoor activity for the day.
I made his cake:
We had a treasure hunt in the sand box. Larry filled it with sand and we added "gold" coins, rings, gems and a few pirates. All the kids were digging fools:
And Dylan was even inside the sandbox digging for his treasure:
Some guests:
Mommy hitting the sauce:
The Pinata:
Opening Presents
A link to more pictures:
http://s87.photobucket.com/albums/k160/dcmyers/Dylans%20BD%202008/?start=0
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Dylans First Day of School
This September Dylan started preschool at Deer Lakes Nursery School. He was so excited because this was the preschool where Sissy went.
Here he is doing puzzles.
A few of the boys in his class were in our Monday play group. We met because their siblings all went to preschool together and kindergarten and now Bryce, Michael & Dylan will be going to preschool and kindergarten together too.
Here's Dylan & Bryce listening very intently at story time.
Michael is on the far left with the white blonde hair:
I wish he would listen that well to me!
We have determined that mommy can't visit him at school. I met him at school for orientation and he was doing fine playing with toys and others, however, once he saw me he became clingy and uncooperative...until the promise of a treat after story time was told.
Here he is doing puzzles.
A few of the boys in his class were in our Monday play group. We met because their siblings all went to preschool together and kindergarten and now Bryce, Michael & Dylan will be going to preschool and kindergarten together too.
Here's Dylan & Bryce listening very intently at story time.
Michael is on the far left with the white blonde hair:
I wish he would listen that well to me!
We have determined that mommy can't visit him at school. I met him at school for orientation and he was doing fine playing with toys and others, however, once he saw me he became clingy and uncooperative...until the promise of a treat after story time was told.
Iced Tea Here! Get Your Iced Cold Iced Tea Here!
One day over the summer Dylan wanted to have a lemonade stand. Having no lemons or mix available, I whipped up a batch of sweetened iced tea for them to sell. It was D & M and the neighbor Seva. They didn't too bad. They earned about 80 cents each, for a total of $2.40 of which I staked them 90 cents and both Larry and I bought a cup each.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Down On The Farm
A local orchards/farm has Corn Roasts on Sundays in August & September. It's the most delicious corn I've ever tasted. I took the kids one Sunday in August where they went to the petting/feeding zoo, played in the houses and structures, had hotdogs and delicious roasted corn. As you can see, Dylan wasn't so sure about feeding the goats!
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