Stroller down

I walk now. Yeah, you know, I don't need my stroller but I unequivocally deny my parents permission to toss my Maclaren. It's bad enough I have to watch CNN and those awful debates but I can not go through life fearing someone will throw out my stroller.

Mommy and Daddy were pushed too far.

Library Card

I got a library card and started taking out books right away. It's awesome. I got this book called Daddy Mountain about climbing my daddy's body, one part of him at a time, and pulling myself up to his head. There's a whole world to explore through the books at the public library.

I told Emma as long as I don't have to pay any overdue fines she could keep her card.

Annie and Ira

I have a lot of funny visiting grand-ma Annie (silly!) and grand-pa Ira (silly!) Annie plays Tubby the Tuba, all the way from the 40's and Ira steals all my gold fish. Bo is funny too.

It's great to bring Emma to see my mom and dad and to see how much fun she has.
Annie took this photo of Emma on a walk around the snow covered block.

My Toes

It's wierd. My dad keeps pushing my to play tennis and now my mom has me in a pink leotard. What will the future hold? What next?

Emma has a lot on her mind. We're just trying to keep her busy. Like those centrifuge machines, where you're spinning to fast you don't even have to hold on to the walls.