Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Isaac and Cam - a video

Isaac's friend Cam (son of our friends, Chris and Natalie) came over to play today. This was snacktime - or, rather, the end of snack time. They decided to throw their remaining crackers on the ground, which was apparently hilarious. It was so funny watching them crack each other up! (Sorry it's so shakey at the beginning - I couldn't decide who to watch first!)



Saturday, March 28, 2009

"Potty training"

All Isaac's friends have these cute pics of them sitting on their potties. In contrast, this is what Isaac does with his potty. Never used, he carries it around and throws small balls into it. *Sigh* It may be awhile before we tackle that milestone!





Bubbles

Isaac has officially entered the "I can do it myself" stage of toddler-hood. His parents are so proud. Here, he's "blowing bubbles" all by himself. Sort of. (Note: No bubbles were harmed, or even created for that matter, in the making of these photos.)

Trying to "blow" a bubble

Hmm, maybe if I put my finger through this hole...

That didn't work. Maybe I should just try to eat it.


Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Some basketball videos

He loves this basketball hoop that he got for Christmas from Aunt Julia, Uncle Trevor, Tirzah and Micah. Here are some videos of basketball practice with Isaac, Mom, Dad and Lucy...













Saturday, March 7, 2009

Snow again!

It's hard to believe that less than a week ago we were covered in snow! It is 78 degrees an sunny today, but Monday it snowed 3-4 inches. Here are some pictures from the fun...


He really needed some gloves - his poor hands were bright red and cold, and Lucy kept getting up in his face. He enjoyed it more later, when we got him some gloves!


Notice his hands now - he's wearing some (adult-sized) leather gloves that we found in the coat closet - they hung off him, but at lease he wasn't crying anymore!





This is a video of the "snowball fight" across our back fence with our neighbors. Garin and Jeff stood about 25 feet apart and lobbed snowballs at each other (so much for building forts, hiding out, dodging attacks - they were allowed to move if the snowball was going to hit their faces, but otherwise...)