The kids have been in to wearing hard hats around the house lately. I can't add captions for some reason and it's driving me crazy. So... The kids love writing on the chalkboard together. Leah loves the chalk in general and if we don't watch she tries to eat it and draws where she is not supposed to. At least it's just chalk and wipes right off.
Touch a truck was this weekend. The camera got left in the car, so we only have this one from the library camera. Grant didn't seem scared of any of the vehicles this year and really got in to driving the school bus. He also liked driving the police car.
Random Grant story: The other morning he kept telling me how his food gave him running power and how only boys can run fast, not girls. We argued about this for a while then I asked him who told him only boys could run fast. He didn't even hesitate when he said "Uncle Adam" (who has denied this). Then on the way to school this morning he tells me "this book right here says only boys are fast runners." Grant and mommy might have to have a little race tonight.
Leah is going through a big developmental spurt right now. She all of a sudden started signing "more" with out being prompted and also says more. She shakes her head no when she doesn't want something (and sometimes when she means yes). She points at everything and wants to know what it is. She can also follow directions. When I went to get the camera to take the chalk board picture, she of course got up and followed me. I said "Leah, go sit down so I can take your picture" and she sat right down on the floor. The other day Troy was doing something in the kitchen and she brought him her shoe. He was busy so she put it on the floor. When his hands were free he asked her to get her shoe, which she did, he asked her to sit down, which she did, and once he put the shoe on he asked for a hug and a kiss which she gave him. She's also been enjoying books a lot, feeding the baby its bottle, and making noises when she plays with the trains and dinosaurs. She's so much fun right now.