It's good to be a kid

Summer has been filled with lots of activites. I think Mama and I have had the most fun outside of the house. Possibly all this time together has caused us to get on eachother's nerves. I have said some good and not so good things to my parents lately,

mostly Mama.

Not so good includes: "All kids hear is no, no, no! And wait, wait, wait!" I said this when I wanted her to help me brush my teeth.

Last week I came out and asked her for three, no four favors. They were:
"1st can I go potty?
2nd could you turn my movie on ?
3rd could you make me warm milk?
4th could I have a hug? Actually, that one should be #1." I of course received a hug and a kiss.

On a different morning I came out and asked if she would like a morning hug and kiss. You can guess her response.

Mama bought me a Sponge Bob fishing rod in late spring. Papa got everything out of the package and taught me how to cast. Planton is the weight on end and I can cast pretty well, next I need to get a hook baited and catch fish. There are no fish in our yard.

Grandpa Don bought me a sandbox (it's portable) and just the right size. Its fun to play in the sand but its important not to throw it around because it can get in your eyes and that hurts.

I have exhibited some stubborness. I haven't wanted to wear underwear. My excuses have included that they are too small or too soft. Mama bought me new Hannah Montana underwear but I told her they are too small so I am wearing the other ones that are the next size up from High School Musical. I think as long as my bottom is covered she isn't too bothered. I did drive her nuts though for awhile.

We went to the festival on the square and I rode the Merry-go-Round. I love lots of rides but not rollercoasters. I still have flashbacks of the Dragon rollercoaster at the IX Indoor Amusement park.

I also say things like, "Thank you for saving me Mama." when she catches me if I slip. I think she really like hearing that because it makes her smile and hug me.

Last summer I visited Papa at work a few times, but he was working a little closer to home. This summer I only visited him once and it was while Ian was working with him.