making faces

Timothy has discovered the fun of glass doors.

paparazzi

molars!


floor hugs


holding his own bottle


eating stuff by the poudre river


playing in a puddle in horsetooth park

more bath time antics

'wearing' the pooh bear wash cloth

Timothy's love/hate relationship with bathing continues. Currently, he's leaning towards hate. He gets excited when we ask him if he's ready for his bath and runs around the living room celebrating as we take off his clothes and run the water. He even gets in easily, holding my hands or Paul's hands as he steps into the shower and then into the tub. But he won't sit down.


'talking'

making his escape up the stairs

dressed for bed after his bath

mama mia

All of us enjoyed Mama Mia the other night.

easter

The Easter Bunny brought Timothy (and Paul) a golf set, and Timothy took to it quickly. He got to spend most of yesterday afternoon and this afternoon watching the Masters, so he knew what it was all about when it came his turn to tee off.



The HOA (home owners association) in my parents' neighborhood held an egg hunt yesterday. We started on the opposite end of the crowd, so Timothy got to find a few before he was engulfed by parents and children. There were plenty of eggs for all the kids, each with a small chocolate inside.

eggs 'hidden' by members of the HOA

finding eggs

getting help from gee gee

among the crowd

how it works

Timothy spends as much time trying to figure out how to get into this toy as he does playing with it.

more play-time at the mall

Timothy has started climbing on the toys in the mall's play area. I took him there with Karsten, the son of one of my school friends who is almost three, and watching him seemed to encourage Tim.

skinned knee

Timothy skinned his knee for the first time yesterday while playing on the patio. It's made of concrete with a rough finish, probably so it won't be as slippery in snow and ice. It's not nice to walk on barefoot. He got his feet tangled in his new sandals and went down. It hurt and he had a short cry but was ready for more play after a cuddle.

ouch

his first (of many) skinned knee

a smile