Mommy's Karate Trophy

Tonight Grandma Jean decided to give Dylan my karate trophy that he enjoys looking at when he is at their house. He looked very pleased "Since she's not a little girl anymore this can be mine?" Dylan questioned. Of course Grandma assured him yes he could take it home and should put it on his dresser. "I will put it in a special place." He said. I am very curious to find out where that will be. Dylan really enjoys hearing stories about Mommy and Daddy when we were younger and I think this trophy reminds Dylan that mommy was little once just like him. Of course Dylan is a lot different than most kids, or at least from what I remember of me when I was younger. I always thought adults, any adults were old. Dylan on the other hand doesn't think anyone is old, not even his Great Grandparents...... with the exception of Grandpa David and Grandpa Howie. He does tell them that they are old, but I think that is all in teasing fun.

Coo-Coo-Cookie

Dylan was trying to get a cookie from Grandma Jean.  She told him you can have a cookie if you say it correctly as she began to sound it out with him coo- coo- cookie.  Dylan looked at her and shouted ICE CREAM!

 

 

Here Is Your Beer

So the other day I asked Dylan to have his daddy grab me one of those bottles of pop he picked up for me last night. Dylan walks over to me & says here is your beer mom.  Guess I am not fooling him. 

 

 

The Number' Free'

So I was reading one of my friends facebook status last night who is the mother of a child Dylan's age, which read: "Mom, I feel bad for some of the kids in my class, because they can't say it right - they say 'tree' instead for the number 'free'."...oh no. Do I have the heart?

So I looked over to Dylan and said Dylan say the number three. He replied 'free'. So I said free huh. He said 'FREE' So I said free. He than said Mom; free? or One -Two- 'Free'?" =)

Valentine's Day

Delivered cards & candy to both grandmas @ their work. Dylan was so excited to surprise them.

Snow Day

Took the boys for a ride around the block. 

 

Girls Like Boys That Dance

I wanted Heath to play Just Dance 2 with us.  "I don't dance." Heath responded.  "But Dad, girls like boys that dance." Dylan commented. 

Loves His Brother So Much

Smoochie-woochie-kins

The Candy-Bar

Dylan and I were driving past the Mapleview Lounge this morning so I said there's the Candy-Bar.  Dylan calls it this because him and Grandpa David would stop there on walks this summer so Grandpa could get cigarettes and Dylan would get a treat and an orange pop.  Dylan replied "Icky"  I didn't reply back but I looked in the review mirror and notice his mind turning.   "Do kids turn into donkeys from drinking orange pop?" Dylan asked with a somewhat worried look.  I busted out laughing and assured him they did not.  If you don't understand refer to Pinocchio.  LOL

 

 

 

I Like My Ham Hidden

Dylan had a play date yesterday with his friend Ryan.  Ryan's mom Tiffany gave the kids ham and mashed potatoes for dinner.  When I give Dylan ham and potatoes I slice the ham up real fine and mix it in with the potatoes because Dylan is such a fussy eater.  While Dylan was eating he told Tiffany "This is good, but I usually like my ham hidden."  And here I thought I was fooling him. 

 

 

Just Dance 2

Grandma Jean and Great Aunt Jackie got in on the action of Just Dance 2 on the Wii at our family Christmas last weekend.  Dylan was busy playing with Jaydrien when Great Aunt Candy walked over to him and said Dylan look at Grandma Jean.  Dylan turned and look.  "Oh brother, would someone please take that remote away from her!" he said.   I seriously don't know where this kid comes up with this stuff.  He is a hoot!

 

 

Dylan: It's not nice when you get mad at me Mom, because I'm a kid and I'm just learnin.

 

 

SANTA WAS HERE!

Christmas morning Dylan crawled into bed with me and Keenan.  I was wondering when he was going to ask about Santa.  It had been about 30 minutes of jabbering about his dreams when he needed to go to the bathroom.  As he walked by the balcony I heard him gasp "SANTA WAS HERE! SANTA WAS HERE!  MOM! LOOK!  LOOK!" he then turn to look outside, turns to me "Is it morning time yet?"  When I replied back yes he jumped up and shouted YIPPEE and ran downstairs.  "Daddy, Daddy Santa was here.  LOOK! LOOK! Those presents weren't there last night!"  Needless to say he was really excited. Dylan also noticed that the cookie and CHOCOLATE milk that he set out for Santa was gone.  As Dylan was opening his stocking full of goodies (The King from Cars, 2 matchbox cars, safety scissors, Pet Pals leapster game, a big brother Christmas ornament, and some candy) he said "Woe Santa is really cool."  Then he got to his Santa present.  He was so excited.  Santa got him exactly what he asked for.  "THE BAT CAVE! Look its the bat cave." Dylan said with a big smile.  Of course he wanted to play with it right away but I did get him to open the rest of his presents with a twist of the arm. ;)  

Christmas Morning

Opening his stocking



Someone looks happy - Good Job Santa

The Bat Cave

V.Reader from Mommy & Daddy

I think he likes it

The Good Boy Chart

The Igloo

Dylan & his buddy Naryk inside the igloo