My boy has a very creative mind. It seem like his creativity has doubled since he turned three. :)
Here are a few stories about him that I need to share.
Story #1
We have been working on potty training now for a while. So the other day we were hanging out at home & he just had underwear on. I heard him grunting and making funny noises so I looked over at him and he was standing in the middle of the room & his face was bright red. I asked him if he needed to go poo on the potty. He said: "No, I closed the gate". At first, I had no idea what that meant, but it didn't take me long to figure it out. So I told him to go sit on the potty and "open the gate". He did. After, he was so excited that he went on the potty that he had his hands in the air and jumping up and down saying "Yay! I opened the gate!!"
Story #2
Still working on potty training and one day at my in laws house he had gotten his pants wet so he was just in his shirt and underwear. He began singing "Row Your Boat" & it went something like this: "Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream! Merrily merrily merrily merrily.... OH! I peed!" His underwear were soaking wet. I'm quite certain that when he began that song he hadn't peed yet but you never know.
Story #3
We have been working really hard not to say things like "idiot", "shut up" etc... We tell Amir that they are bad words. But sometimes he says them anyway.
The other night while we were hanging out at my sister in laws house really late. We were talking and laughing about something and then suddenly Amir screams out in a demon-like voice: "No! IDIOT!" He wasn't talking to anyone in particular. It was just something he decided to say. Lately he's been experimenting with the word 'idiot'. Its a little frustrating.
Anyway, I couldn't help but laugh.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Marshmallow Pops
I made these for a kids birthday party/Halloween treats. They were a huge hit.
Here's the recipe:
Tools:
4 in. Lollipop Sticks
Disposable Decorating Bags
Non-Stick Parchment Paper
Ingredients:
Light Cocoa Candy Melts
Orange Candy Melts
Halloween Sprinkle Mix
Green spice drops
Large marshmallows
Instructions
For Jack-O-Lantern marshmallow, insert green spice drop 1 in. from end of lollipop stick for stem. Insert end of stick into marshmallow. Dip marshmallow into melted orange candy. Let set on parchment paper. When set, pipe face using melted light cocoa candy in cut disposable decorating bag.
For sprinkle-covered marshmallows, insert marshmallow on end of stick and dip into melted light cocoa candy. Immediately cover with desired sprinkle decorations. Place on parchment paper.
How to Train Your Dino!
Yep, thats my dino rider & thats me in the corner of the shot. I was adjusting the tail. Oh, I was a skeleton.
At a Trunk or Treat with my mom.
Before Trick or Treating
My little Edward. Haha.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Three Years Old
Thats right. This last Tuesday my baby turned three! Seriously, where has the time gone?! We had a really fun friend party for him on Saturday. I'm so glad that all the kids got to come. He loves playing with his friends :) Here are some pictures of him on his Birthday:
Anyway, he's pretty much the cutest kid ever.
In other news! He had his well check today. He had his DTaP immunization. He was soooo good AGAIN and just said 'owe'. No crying, nothing! Not even a whine when I told him we had to go and had to stop playing with the toys in the waiting room. Could this be a sign of the year to come?!?!! I hope so! *Knock on wood*
I'm three!
Cupcakes. Mummies, Ghosts & Spiders. I'm never doing this AGAIN!
Amir shares his birthday with his Auntie (my sister) I made good on my threats and had him on her 12th birthday! Muah ha ha!
Anyway, he's pretty much the cutest kid ever.
In other news! He had his well check today. He had his DTaP immunization. He was soooo good AGAIN and just said 'owe'. No crying, nothing! Not even a whine when I told him we had to go and had to stop playing with the toys in the waiting room. Could this be a sign of the year to come?!?!! I hope so! *Knock on wood*
Labels:
Amir,
Birthday,
Three,
Well Child Checkup
Monday, September 27, 2010
Magnets
I had some extra stickers laying around from last years calendar so I decided to make some "back to school" magnets with them. I'm really excited to use them next year when Amir starts school! I'm also making some halloween/fall themed for my brother in England. They turned out so well that I think I'll keep making them for every holiday. I love them!
Materials used: Mod Podge, Clear accent gems, Construction paper, Stickers, Magnetic strip
Materials used: Mod Podge, Clear accent gems, Construction paper, Stickers, Magnetic strip
Labels:
Back to School,
Crafts,
Home Made,
Magnets
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