Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Rain, rain, rain!

The last few days have been very wet and rainy. It's gloomy and dark and very, very cold.


You know what? I LOVE IT!

Rain means lots of good things. Puddles for jumping, wearing yellow rain boots, and rainbows. I don't mind being wet and cold because I can stay warm in my coat and boots. And even if I do get too wet, Mommy gives me a warm bubble bath when I get in again.

Cold nights are okay because I have 'Nice and Warms' (fuzzy jammies) and I have two warm blankets on my bed. And Mommy gives us warm food (toast and soup and melted cheese).

And rainbows are everywhere! After it rains, I always see rainbows. I see then outside the car, in our yard, and all over the sky!

See? Rainy weather is great! Let's do it again!

Halloween Games

Tommy says he told you all about the Halloween party place, but he's just a baby. I'll tell it better.
First thing we did was ride the Cow Train. You can't see him, but Tommy's in the train too. He's hiding behind me--silly boy!

This is the maze. I LOVED the maze. I was so fast and clever--no one could keep up with me or find me. I could have stayed in there all day, but Mommy made me play the other games too.

They had a playground too, but instead of sand they put corn all over the ground. So weird. I played on the slide, the climbing wall, and the tire swing. All fun!

Tommy played on the tire swing too. He always does everything I do. I like it most of the time, but I wish he didn't ALWAYS follow me! He really liked playing in the corn.

This was funny! One lady got buried in the corn up to her chin! I helped bury her too. She laughed and laughed! What a funny lady!

I found a corn-scooper too--just like a tractor, but without wheels. Mommy showed me how to use it and look what I could do!

Then we rode ponies. Ugh. I did not like riding at all. It was scary and bumpy and Mommy walked with Tommy, not me. Grrr.

But then at the very end, when Mommy sang the Horsey song, it wasn't too bad. They were very nice ponies, really. I patted their noses and rubbed their heads. They didn't bite me or anything!

The wooden cows were much more my speed. They didn't bump or move at all! Of course, they were a little boring--oh, well. You can't have everything.

At the end of the day, Mommy dragged us away in our wagon and we drove away to find lunch.

The day ended with my tasting my very first 'Frostie'. Uh, YUM!!!!

Yay for Halloween! Let's do it again!