Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
An accident
Tonight, the timer went off and we told Maceo to go try to pee on the potty. We are well into week two of working on peeing in the potty, and he's doing very well. He didn't want to try, and we didn't push it, though we did ask him a few more times to go try. He stood in the kitchen and held onto the edge of the sink and sang a little song while he jumped up and down. "I. Don't. Have. Toooooo. I. Don't. Have. Toooo." After a few rounds of this, he stopped and peed on the floor.
Saturday, February 1, 2014
Ha HA!
The other night at the table, Maceo and Cassius were making eyes at each other. Cassius started to smile and Maceo laughed. Kate said to Maceo, "He thinks you're funny!" Maceo replied, "I am funny."
Saturday, January 25, 2014
Love is a many splendored thing
Putting Maceo to bed one night, Kate leaned in close and said, "I love you , Maceo." Maceo looked at her closely and said, "I like your nose. Whatchu like?"
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Blizzard of 2014
We just got about 4 inches of snow yesterday, which is really the most snow the boys have ever seen, and it's probably the only real snow Maceo remembers seeing. We went out several times to sled, and I tried two different ways of doing slo-mo of the action.
Various Christmas Videos
In the following video, you will see where Maceo demonstrates his fear of Santa, some of the presents he received, and Cash eating a toy.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Why?
Maceo is getting a lot of mileage out of questions. One set of questions is to look at a variety of things (Christmas lights, trucks, donuts in a book someone gave him (cough*McMurrers*)) and ask, "Which one you like?" He isn't really even that interested in your answer, but merely in posing the question and telling you his choice. "Maybe I like the yellow one," he'll say. He will also ask Cash which one he likes. Those responses generally involve clumsy grabbing and stuffing of the closest thing into Cash's mouth.
He also has begun the ever-exciting "Why?" game. One day, on the drive home, it went something like this:
M: "Papa, where's Mama?"
P: "Downtown."
M: "Why?"
P: "Because that's where her office is."
M: "Why?"
P: "Because that's near where the other people she works with also work."
M: "Why?"
P: "Because it's better that way."
M: "Why?"
P: "Because it's more efficient."
M: "Why?"
P: "Because if people are closer, than they can spend more time working and getting things done.
M: "Oh, ok."
Sigh.
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