Seeing Spencer

Whatever you're watching, I hope you're enjoying it as much as Spencer is enjoying Word World.

Some mornings, you find the perfect position and you just don't want to get up.  

The artist, hard at work.   

We visited a fun bookstore today with stuffies from some of Spencer's favorite books. He was very excited.  

Patiently waiting to see what his tablet was going to grow into.  It was a boat. We didn't geta good picture of it.

We were supposed to be doing splatter painting, but it didn't quite work out. Fortunately, we're adaptable.  

Almost getting too tall for this. Gotta enjoy it while he can.  

Checkout my lemonade tattoo, Mom! (Thanks, Great Aunt Bonnie!)  

Sometimes the internet teaches you how to make a claw hand from straws, string, and tape.  

Someone - who may or may not be pictured here - has no interest in napping at home. But the lull of the afternoon stroller ride is too much resist.  

Having a blast at the Dad Race.  

Spencer with a baking soda and vinegar masterpiece of his own.  

Why, yes. Yes, I did have ice cream followed by a freeze pop. It's hot out there. You should follow my example.  

Spencer had his first trip to the dentist today and he was so brave. I don't have any pictures of him in the chair because they let him do the exam sitting on my lap. Special thanks to Toby for going first so that Spencer could preview everything before it was his turn.  

Where is Spencer's belly button? Here it is!  

 

Perk of Spencer's swim class pause: snacking while watching SpongeBob.  

 Showing his new friend Triceratop how he brushes his teeth.

  Spencer wanted to get into the fun as Toby ran around to avoid a photo after the matinee.

Spencer loves watching Toby on stage, but doesn't usually like how loud it is.  Thanks to mom, this time he was prepared.  

Peeking out.  

When you're annoyed, but you're also pretty cute.  

The many faces that preceed brushing your teeth.  

Fun with the wind tube.  

Setting all his guys up to tell them a story. There were many twists and turns. The audience, human and animal alike, were rapt the entire time.  

Getting a better view of the train set thanks to Uncle Scott.