| He loves to look at books with balls in them |
Friday, November 15, 2013
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Peek-A-Boo
It has become a part of our prayer routine to sing a song called "Open, Shut Them" to help Gabe get ready for the prayer. There are a few different verses that we go between (always ending in open shut them, and then fold them in your lap.) but his favorite verse, you sing peek-a-boo. I took some pictures while we did it, because he was smiling and laughing so big!
Playing In The Curtains
While we were reading scriptures as a family Gabe got into the curtains and started wrapping himself in them and then poking his head out so and start to laugh. It was pretty funny. (:
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Fall is my favorite
Fall is my favorite season. I don't have beautiful poem or any any song lyrics that I wrote to serenade you with. I just love fall! On my way home from babysitting it was just so wonderful outside I couldn't help but take a few pictures (note these are with my ipod, so they aren't very good).
Monday, November 4, 2013
Car Track
Gabe loves playing with this hot wheels car that we have! When I heard him playing with it today, he had decided to, rather then send cars down the track, sit at the base of the track and push cars through it. He liked doing it, except sometimes his hand would get stuck. I just thought I would snap some pictures.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Baking Soda fun!
Sundays are really busy in our house. Once everyone gets home we have to make the dinner and there are a lot of people. Gabe was just meandering around the house and ended up in the laundry room cupboard where he found and played with a big container of baking soda. He had it EVERYWHERE. In his hair all over his clothes all over the pantry, it was quite a mess. It sure did look like he was having fun though.
Friday, November 1, 2013
He has no idea...
Gabe found all the left over candy we had and began to throw it all over my parent's bed! He had no idea what was contained inside all those candy bars, he just thought they were great to throw around.
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