Naptime with Dutch

All the holiday excitement tuckered Jack out. He decided to snuggle up next to Dutch and fell asleep. Of course, Dutch moved before I got the camera, but I just let Jack take a nap on the floor.

Go Dolphins!

Jack loves to play football. (Although our dog, Dutch isn't a fan of being tackled by Jack.) Good thing Jack also loves Mommy's favorite team who wear the stars on their helmets, too.! :)

Daddy's Birthday!

For Daddy's birthday, we went to Benihana's! Jack had as much fun as Daddy!

Christmas!

Christmas with a 3-year-old is so much fun! Jack was so excited on Christmas Eve that he couldn't go to sleep. He left out cookies and hot chocolate for Santa and left carrots for Rudolph. On Christmas morning he woke up at 6:30 AM and was so excited that Santa had come and given him a bistro grille and a tool workshop. Jack took his drill and then we headed over to Mimi's house which is our family tradition. We had bloody marys and mimosas, blueberry muffins and lots of goodies. Mimi gave Jack a Jeep Hurricane for Christmas! Santa pales in comparison to Mimi. :) Good thing we brought our trailer so that we could take it home. Jack is now a Master at going forwards and backwards and his favorite radio station (that actually works) is of course, JACK FM!

School Christmas Party

Jack made an ornament at his school's Christmas party. He and his friend, Wes, always have a good time!

School Christmas Pageant

After an outbreak of head lice in Jack's class, Jack who was to be a wise man got to be in the starring role as Joseph at his school's Christmas pageant. He was the better choice anyway. :)When he first walked up on the stage, he said, "Look, Mommy! There's Charlotte!" Charlotte is his friend who is in the older class and is the tiny little Christmas tree you see in the middle. Jack's teacher said he was a wonderful Joseph.

No more Diapers!

Today, Jack woke up and said, "I don't want to wear diapers anymore." So instead of going to school, we celebrated and went to Northpark to get "big boy" underwear, feed the ducks and have a special lunch at McDonald's. We always knew that it would just be his decision - everything else has to be his decision! :) My sister says he needs a T-shirt that says "Warning: Type A" I wonder where he gets that?