Big shoes to fill

Daddy bought some new shoes and they almost fit me!

The problem is that they're hard to walk in. I take one step and they come right off!

More goodies!

Look what else I found on the piano:

Hershey Kisses!


Apparently the piano is the first place I should look for fun things to play with and sweet treats to eat.

A new discovery

I was climbing downstairs yesterday when something on the piano caught my eye--money. I love money--especially coins. Mommy knows I like putting them in my mouth, so she tries to put loose change in out-of-reach places--like on the piano. Obviously I can't reach the top of the piano...or I couldn't reach it, until yesterday.

Blushing? A rash? Fever?

You may be wondering what is all over my face. All of the above are good guesses, but they're all wrong. Take another look:

Mommy can't live without her chapstick and she keeps them in random places all over the house. Usually they're hidden from me, but every now and then I get my hands on one. I discovered that if I bite on the lid it will pop right off and I can have free access to the yummy pink stuff inside.

The trick is being able to get the lid off and taste the chapstick (or smear it on my face) before Mommy finds me and hides it again.

My New Toy

Yes, that is a toilet plunger in my hand. Whenever Mommy and Daddy would leave the bathroom door open, I would hurry inside to grab the plunger they stored there. They were just as fast to grab it away from me and close the bathroom door. They kept saying it was dirty and yucky. It looked fine to me.

Since I liked the plunger so much, Mommy and Daddy finally bought me my very own, brand new, clean as a whistle plunger! I can play with it whenever I want and they're not allowed to use it.

I have to admit though that it was really fun trying to play with something I wasn't supposed to play with.

One of my favorite games

I love to play hide and seek with Mommy and Daddy. When Daddy hides in the closet, I find him every time. But when I hide in the closet Mommy and Daddy never know I'm there. I can hear them calling, "Where's Ty?" Then I open one of the doors and pop out. They're always shocked to see me.

Out like a lamb?

I don't remember how March came in, but it sure didn't go out like a lamb! I went from sun, sand and 90 degrees in California to this:

It hailed at our house Monday evening. It wasn't hard, icy hail, but more like little snowballs falling from the sky. Daddy ran out side (in bare feet) and made me a little snowman. It's a little hard to see Daddy and the snowman because of all the hail.

This is what our yard looked like when it was all done:

The snow was cool to look at, but I miss the sun.