Happy Easter

Some pictures from Hunter’s Easter Egg Hunt at Kids R Kids on Thursday.  Enjoy!!

      

Potty Time

Hunter went tee-tee on the potty this morning!! YAY!!!! I think I shocked his system, grabbing him out of the crib before he was really awake and before he had a chance to go in his diaper. He didn't want me to take his diaper off (he was quite upset with me for disturbing his sleep), so I figured he probably still needed to go. Onto the potty we went - he was talking about Summer or Daddy or who knows, and all of the sudden, I look down and he's going!! To say the least, we made a HUGE deal about it. He wanted to stay on the potty for quite awhile too - I thought for a minute he was going to do number 2 as well!!

Anyway, very exciting morning in the Smith household!!!

Getting a new computer...

Just in time since I was about to throw this one out the window. We ordered a new Dell desktop, with the help of my trusty brother-in-law, Heath, because the man knows everything there is to know about computers. We just ordered it like this weekend or something and part of it is going to be delivered TOMORROW, with the rest on Thursday. I'm so shocked at how quickly they put this thing together and got it shipped. Good job Dell. Now maybe I can actually load videos into photobucket so that I can post them here! And make my pictures as big as I want them practicing tricks I learned on this favorite blog. Yay!!

A few of my favorite things...

1. Hunter's idea of counting to 10: "one, two, free, five, ten" with a lot of clapping at the end. Sometimes he throws "nine" in there for good measure. And in "Five Little Monkeys Sitting in a Tree," on the page where you count the 5 monkeys, it's just pointing to random places in the book and saying "five."

2. Another "Five Little Monkeys..." cute thing...he says "SAP" when you get to each page where the crocodile "SNAP"s at the monkeys.

3. He still says "more" when you get to the end of a song or a book, but I also taught him "again" which comes out more like "ageen." Not to be confused with Aggies, which he is also working on.

4. No matter what Hunter is eating, he will undoubtedly ask for his "poon" once he has the food in front of him, and then he will even more certainly tell you "big bite" when he gets a nice piece on the spoon while eating.

5. Hunter is a master at collecting things into a container, so Easter egg hunting was a breeze. I think there was a 12 egg limit so we gave some away to the smaller kids and ended up with 13 once we got home and actually counted. He was in the 0-2 age range - still not liking the whole Easter bunny thing though. Oh well. And we didn't get any good an Elmo basket - he has bunny ears too.

Playing on the jungle gym before we started

I tell you what - there are a lot of eggs in this little corner!

A glimpse of the Elmo Easter basket.

I'm not posing...I just fell trying to climb the mulch to get to an egg.

Me and Daddy hunting eggs!

I found another one!!!

That fuzzy thing is kinda scary and I'm hot. Can we go now??