Train People

I like trains very much and some of my favorite toys are my train tracks. I like to stretch them across the room and run all my trains on them at once. But tracks are good for lots of things.
They are fabulous for making pictures! This is one I worked on with Mommy. It's our van. Look, you can see our family--all four of us wearing our seat-belts. And I put our bags in the back too--we drove all the way to Utah just like this!

This is a guitar. Mommy helped a little with this one, but I did most of it myself. I love guitars SO much!

And now to introduce my Train People. This one is Daddy. It's looks just like him, I think. I did it all by myself!

This is a fun one, but I don't know who it is. He's ABCs and so many colors. I did this one by myself too.

This was my very first Train Person. It's ME! I did it completely all by myself and surprised Mommy and Daddy. Aren't I clever?! See, he's got hands next to his face, big feet, a belly button, and even a wee-wee.

See? Little me resting inside the Train-me. This was my biggest Train Person ever! I loved him. Mommy took this video of me playing nice with Train-me.



I have so much fun making Train People, especially their faces. I have a thing for smiling faces right now. I like to draw them on paper, make them out of rocks, sticks, and blocks. But the tracks are best because they are curvy and I can make them smile.
These Train People are so wonderful. I like to give them kisses and hugs, but I always eventually have to take them apart again. It's very sad, I know, but I just keep making more and more. If you ask and say please, I might make one just for you!

And Here they are...The Parkers!

There are very few people in my life that I have known as far back as I can remember. Mommy, Daddy, family people, and the Parkers. Laney, in particular, is my best friend (besides Mommy).
We like to play together, talk to each other, and even stare at the TV when our dads play the Wii. People sometimes think we are twins. I have no idea why.

This is my friend Laney. Isn't she pretty? I like her hair--she didn't always have so much, you know. I can remember when she had less than me! Now she looks like a princess, which really works for her.

This is Cali. She's not a big girl, like Laney, but she's bigger than a baby, like Tommy. Cali is like a little girl version of me. She gets excited about stuff and makes lots of noise.

She knows my name and yells it when she's looking for me. She also follows me around, trying to play my games with me. Honestly, I don't know what to think of her, but I like having her around.

This is the whole Parker family playing Wii. The girls just like to watch--what's up with that? Hello, sillies! Wii is about waving a paddle around and getting excited!

I decided to do this post about the Parkers, you know, because I just found out they were going to ditch me and move away, but they decided not to after all. Well, HOOORAAAY! I was so happy, I just had to write something for them.

Yay Parkers!

A Family Walk

Every Monday night, Daddy comes home and we do something called Family Night. We do all kinds of things as a family and one night a few weeks ago we went for a walk. We had dinner at MacDonalds and then walked around Stanford.
Tommy and I really liked the play area at MacDonalds. We did everything together.

I have to help Tommy play sometimes, but I don't mind. I like spending time my baby brother--he's cool.

We had a great time around the shopping center. There was no one there but us.

The only complaint I have is that we couldn't go in any stores. I really would have liked to mess up a few displays, but I guess you can't everything.