It is very difficult to explain to Ryan why he can't climb on the public fountain, that has signs that say "keep off" all over it, when other parents are letting their kids climb on it. Very Difficult!
Homemade Cupcakes! Ryan licks off all the frosting. I scarf down what's left. It's a perfect system in an imperfect world!
Ryan thinks he has magical powers. Every time we approach the security gate of our home I tell him to say "Open Sesame!". He then says "Open nana nee!", I scramble to secretly press the remote and the gate opens. Early God complex?
Ryan calls the beach "Big Sandbox.". Talk about the World being your oyster.
I love when Ryan makes me slide my butt, one step at a time, down the stairs.
I love when Ryan hides his eyes in my pant leg when adult strangers try to chat him up.
I love when Ryan and I are at a public spot waiting for Mommy and I spot her when she is just a tiny spot in the distance making her way over to us and I try to point her out to Ryan but she is too small and as she gets closer and bigger Ryan starts to focus in on her and he gets beside himself with anticipation as she gets closer and closer and starts to wave and gets closer and bigger and then BOOM she's here. It may be a run-on sentence but I love that!
I love that other Moms have taught me to use tupperware for snacks and get rid of the ziploc baggies. Less crushed snacks and better for earth.
I love that the growing and learning never stops for both Ryan and me. I could just do without our "ready for the flood" pants.
What I love about this post is that in writing it you are enjoying Ryan moments all over again. I have a two year old too and just when they start on the next "I must write that down later" behaviour they have grown out of it. Love your blog. I will keep following you from France.
ReplyDeleteThe learning never ends...and it's a great thing :)
ReplyDeleteI love the part about waiting for Mommy! Great blog, following you now.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog and wonderful post. I am following you. Nancy is right - the learning never ends! Savor all of these moments. He sounds absolutely precious!
ReplyDeleteMy kids get like that when they see their dad from far away - sometimes I wish it was me they waited for. And then I remember how much he misses.
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Great Blog, I love random thoughts! I tend to have many myself. :-)
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I love reading your blog! Very entertaining and insightful. I like the random randomness.
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