BATMAN!

We had to get Dylan some new jammies because he grew out of his footed ones and couldn't even straighten his little legs. So we went to Wally World, and couldn't find any warm jammies so we got him an assortment of summer ones, and of course we had to get the Batman jammies. After all it came with a cape. . . . so really there was not an option it was a must.

TAGGED!

I was tagged by Nicole so here it is

8 Favorite TV Shows
1. Bones
2. House
3. Law and Order SVU
4. Top Chef
5. Chopped
6. Millionaire Matchmaker
7. Arther - we watch this at daycare and it's prob my favorite kid show
8. Law and Order CI

8 Things I Did Yesterday
1. Washed Clothes
2. Did Dishes
3. Cleaned my House
4. Went to the Easter Egg Hunt
5. Played with Dylan outside
6. Watched Dylan accomplish down the stairs
7. Watched Dylan get excited over Easter Eggs that Grandma Bowcut brought him full of vanilla wafers, his favorite
8. Had dinner at Mom's with the family

8 Things I'm Looking Forward To
1. Dylan Walking
2. Good weather to play outside all day
3. Camping
4. Swimming
5. My Anniversary
6. Fourth of July - always a good time
7. That Famous Preston Night Rodeo
8. Josh's Birthday

8 Favorite Restaurants
1. Chili's
2. Wok On Wheels
3. Iggy's
4. Fredrico's
5. Arby's
6. Olive Garden
7. El Sol
8. Flora's - the shrimp and steak yummy!

8 Things on my wish list
1. Dylan to LOVE camping
2. a permanently clean house
3. To stop getting sick
4. Health for everyone I love
5. To get out of debt
6. To finish our refinance
7. Dylan to grow up perfectly - hey I know it won't happen but I can wish
8. For Josh's job to keep busy

8 People I tag
1. Molly
2. Heidi
3. Chantal
4. Gina
5. Cathrine
6. RoseAnne
7. Krista
8. Anybody else that wants too.

Bye-Bye

This is Dylan's newest accomplishment, besides climbing up the stairs. It is so adorable! I believe that he even understands what it means because if we are going and I ask him if he's ready if he is then he starts waving to everyone as we walk out. And yesterday when I was driving home I waved to a passerby and I look back at him and his little arm is stretched as far as it will go up and he's just a waving his little hand. He is so precious! At daycare when people go they always say bye and he turns and waves like they were specifically talking to him. It makes me a proud Mom to see him learn stuff so quickly. I think Josh and I have a very smart boy on our hands.

Dylan's New Seat

This is Dylan's new car seat. He out grew the one he had since birth quicker then I thought he would, but it lasted him long enough. He loves his new seat though, it's comfy and it has a cheerio holder, because we all know how important that is. It's really a cup holder but he hasn't mastered the cup yet so we use it for snacks.

Yaaay!

I finally got Dylan to clap his hands for the camera. It's my new favorite thing he does. He gets so proud of himself when he does it, it's adorable.

NINE MONTHS!

WOW! It's so hard for me to believe that I had Dylan nine months ago. In the last little bit he has accomplished TONZ! He now can clap his hands, he jabbers like nobodies business, and he is getting very close to walking. He actually took a step last week without holding on to anything. He lunged forward and grabbed my pant leg and stood there so big. He now has got three teeth and another one coming threw any day. He has mastered the art of crawling, and pulling himself up on everything and then two days ago when I was bathing him he taught himself about the difference in the hot and cold water, and how when you mix them it's better. He would pull himself up to look at himself in the reflection of the tub spout. And he saw something really shiny and had to reach for it. Of course it was the hot water, so he got on his tippy toes and reached for it then turned it on and the water started coming out. At first it scared him and he fell down on his bum, and just stared at the water flowing into the tub. So I shut it off told him no and to sit on his bum. Well a minute later he was back up and he had the cold knob this time. He turned it on and the water came out then he shut it off and went for the hot one again. So eventually he was standing up like a pro with a knob in each hand turning them on together, then one and the other. I sat him back down cuz at this time I was just giggling at him then he thought it was funny. He stood back up grabbing the spout this time, and pulling up the thing that turns the shower on. With a hand on it and the other on the knob he turned that thing and knew just what it would do. But as you know with that thing pulled up it didn't come out the spout, it came out right on top of his head! He sat down and just kept looking up at the water like what are you doing that's not how this is supposed to work. Then he looked at me and I was laughing by this point, and he started to cry. It was so funny! I shut off the water and the shower. Hugged him and then he sat back down now that everything was under control and did it again, only this time he thought that it was funny no longer scary. I should have grabbed the camcorder but I didn't dare leave him and if I took him out he would throw a fit. So I'm just telling you all of this experience and I'm sure you can see it for yourself, in your mind.

Dylan's New Use For Wipes

Well as you can see, my son has mastered the art of kicking things to where he can't reach something he wants just so he can reach it. And I was sure he was going to crash, but he never did. He just stepped up and down like a pro.