I have to back track a little bit, because I skipped a few events, and I want to share some pictures. The weekend before Thanksgiving we went to Mema’s house for a family potluck with some of our more distant relatives. It was nice to see everyone again, and I had a lot of fun playing outside, and playing with my new toy truck that Poppop got me!
And *finally* as promised, here a few pictures of me in the 30 year old tiger costume… only a month after Halloween! Better late than never. Here I am; doing what tigers do best!
From Mommy:
I have a cute story to tell! We all went to Home Depot the other day to get some doo-dads or something (I have no idea what we were getting, something for a speaker shelf maybe). Anyway, when we got there it apparently took me too long to get Preston out of the car, because by the time I was heading towards the store John was already inside. No big deal, I just told Preston that we would have to go look for Daddy. Well, as soon as we got inside Preston started calling out for “JOHN!” I guess that’s what I do when I’m looking for John in a store, so of course that’s what Preston would do.
Along the same lines, Preston and I love to sing the “ding ding dong” song together, you know, “Are you sleeping, Are you sleeping?” Except, when we get to the “brother John” part, we always sing “Daddy John,” because that makes more sense.
I have a cute story to tell! We all went to Home Depot the other day to get some doo-dads or something (I have no idea what we were getting, something for a speaker shelf maybe). Anyway, when we got there it apparently took me too long to get Preston out of the car, because by the time I was heading towards the store John was already inside. No big deal, I just told Preston that we would have to go look for Daddy. Well, as soon as we got inside Preston started calling out for “JOHN!” I guess that’s what I do when I’m looking for John in a store, so of course that’s what Preston would do.
Along the same lines, Preston and I love to sing the “ding ding dong” song together, you know, “Are you sleeping, Are you sleeping?” Except, when we get to the “brother John” part, we always sing “Daddy John,” because that makes more sense.
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