Both of our boys occasionally are in the "I don't want to tell you" mood. How was school today? "I don't want to tell you, Daddy." How did you hurt your knee? "I don't want to tell you, Daddy." This is, apparently, typical.
But just now Olin took the cake.
"Daddy, I'm hungry. I'm really hungry."
What do you want?
"I don't want to tell you."
Do you want some crackers?
"I DON'T WANT YOU TO TELL ME EITHER!"
(pause)
"DADDY I AM HUNGRY."
(pause)
"DDDDAAAAADDDDDDDDDDDDYYYYYYY I AAAAAM HUUUUUUNNNGRY."
How about some cheese?
"NNNNNOOOOO I don't want to tell you anything."
(stumped)
"Put it in my hands, Daddy."
He stands there, eyes squinted shut, hands out, concentrating.
I get a piece of string cheese, peel the wrapper, put it in his hands.
Smile.
"Thanks, Daddy. That's what I wanted. CHEEEESE!"
I wish I had it on tape.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Rainy Day: Hit the Climbing Gym...
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Super Natural Masquerade at the Academy of Science
We all had a treat last night and went to the Academy of Science for a Halloween party... Max was a Giants pitcher and Olin was Buzz... here is a photo essay:
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Step and Upblock: Max Earns his Yellow Belt!
We are very proud of Max today.
After almost exactly 1 year of karate he earned his "solid" yellow belt today! This is the real deal. For the first 9 months he was in "Little Ninjas" where they mostly played around, but 3 months ago his teacher asked him to try Youth Karate, where you actually have to earn your stripes, and most kids start a bit older.
Some of you who have been around Max recently have seen plenty of his moves. But here is a little video of him in action earning his belt. And check out the size of the other kids...
Go Max!
After almost exactly 1 year of karate he earned his "solid" yellow belt today! This is the real deal. For the first 9 months he was in "Little Ninjas" where they mostly played around, but 3 months ago his teacher asked him to try Youth Karate, where you actually have to earn your stripes, and most kids start a bit older.
Some of you who have been around Max recently have seen plenty of his moves. But here is a little video of him in action earning his belt. And check out the size of the other kids...
Go Max!
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