In action

As you see, I am an excellent engineer.

I am really reading this book. It is a new book. Momma has caught me reading The Cat in the Hat, Ten Apples Up on Top, Go Dog Go, and Green Eggs and Ham. I won't read if asked, but you can overhear me doing it pretty often.

iFarm

Momma took these pictures at the farm with her iPhone. Sorry, we are just getting them on the blog.

I love this horse!

It is very well trained and goes exactly where I tell it.

Daddy and I love to play games on Daddy's phone. I sure do love my Daddy.

A little checkers, please.

And how about some backgammon?

Little cabin in the rain . . . this was taken from inside the CRV.

This was also taken from inside the CRV.

The farm wears me out!

Say What?

"Did you know that if you have three twins, you call them tripplesletsies."

"When I am eight, I will be an astronaut. I will blast off in a space shuttle from Houston - it is the 'Space City.' Did you know that?"

"You do not TRY to go peepee. You either pee or you don't. There is no TRY!"

"Don't talk to me now, I am in a rocket and I need to concentrate. I am passing Mercury and now Venus, Earth, Mars . . . hello, Jupiter! I like your ugly, red storm. Passing Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Okay, now what did you want to tell me?"

"You be the Momma and Daddy chicken and I will be the baby chicken. I will hatch out of this blanket. Watch me!"

Walking to class at school:

"In a quarter mile turn right. Turn right. The Kangaroo Class is ahead on the left. You have reached your destination. Momma, you will have to be your own GPS now."

"If I have really good manners, can you make my milk into CHOCOLATE milk?"

Sailing

We went sailing with Aunt Nettie and Uncle Bill a couple of weeks ago.

On the way to the Bay, I drew pictures on my magnadoodle:

This is me holding a lollypop!

This is a very happy letter C!

Once we left the dock, I had a lot of fun using my binoculars . . .

See that little sail boat? When I am a little bigger, that is the kind of boat I will learn to sail on. There are sailing classes for kids . . . everyone gets their own little boat . . . very exciting!

Aunt Nettie at the helm. That is Uncle Bill behind her.

Land ho . . . actually Uncle Bill is on his cell phone talking to our friend Tom who was out in his boat . . . we saw the boat and called to say, "We see you."

This is Tom's boat.

Daddy and I love to be on the water!

Really, we all love to be on the water . . .

I got a little tired and took a rest . . . while playing with Daddy's phone.

Check this out!

Aunt Nettie and I decided to get a closer look.

On the way back in we saw Tom again. We got even closer . . . easier to do with our sails down.

With "Breezing Up" safely docked, Aunt Nettie and I skipped off to more adventure.

More Farm

We went back to Houston on Saturday because we needed to go to our church on Sunday (momma does work there, you know). But the problem was we wanted more time at the farm. Guess what? We went right back after church!

Here I am in my church clothes playing with the Chinese Checkers.

Momma asked me to smile . . .

I am doing my version of the "Hokey Pokey." I don't quite know all the words but I have a good time.

And now I have noticed Momma's camera!

Sometimes I am cooperative with the camera.

I love this rocker! "It is the perfect size for 3 year olds."

More of my favorite activity!

This hoop is more fun that I can say!

Yes! I am exasperated.

It rained! I know, I know, amazing! This is what the creek looks like with water! We haven't seen this sight in a long time!

Hooray for RAIN!

Farm Boy

This past weekend we went to one of my favorite places:

THE FARM

See? What's not to love?

Running is my favorite thing to do here.

And playing hula-hoop.

I do not love that Momma always brings her camera.

But really, can you blame her?

Behind the cabin is woods and woods and fields and . . . We always have an adventure.

I need a rest after all that running.

See the "tree tunnel?"

"Come on! I am the leader!"

Did I mention the amazing sticks? I always have one with me and I stop occasionally to make sticks on the ground into letters.

"Can we stay here forever?"

Outside and . . .

. . . inside, the farm has amazing things to see.