Yesterday we made sugar cookies and Chex mix. Today we made peanut butter cookies, peppermint brownies, and took lasagna to a family that just had a baby. Tomorrow we need to finish up with chocolate chip cookies and make our deliveries to the neighbors.
David is picking up on more verses of Christmas carols:
Today was our last day of Mother's Day Out for the fall semester. We had a bunch of teachers and kids both absent today for various reasons. My class only had 6 boys as opposed to the normal 11. David's class combined with another class & I'm not sure how many they had. Here are some of my pictures from today.
In the past few weeks, David has brought home come crafts from MDO & church that we've stuck on the tree, but this one takes the cake! Perhaps this is my first "mother's cherished ornament" - if anything EVER happens to this one, I will cry. 
Those 4 snowmen are David's fingers dipped in white paint and the one on the back is his thumb! His teacher added the accent paint to make them snowmen. My kudos to his teacher on this one!!!
Mom & David say "CHEESE!"
Click on the picture for a better view of David's first chipped tooth! This happened in the bouce house today.
In honor of Aunt Jana's graduation from the University of Houston today, we dedicate "Jingle Bells Practice" to her:
Here is more proof that Aunt Sissy's Cardboard Box is destined to be the hottest toy of the year! : ) If you haven't seen her box, click on the link & go bid!!!
Tabi enjoys a good box, too.
Brrr... David shivers when he gets out of the tub!
Today we looked back at his baby book and talked about when David was a baby. He looked confused and didn't say a word until I put the albums away.
I would say that Tabi has sufficiently warmed up to David...
Had I not witnessed this naptime event yesterday, I don't know if I would have believed it! And he was even wearing a dog shirt!
Aren't they cute!?!?
Then it looks like they rolled around a little bit...
Then David rolled to the other end of the couch and Tort got in on the napping action.
I also took a video of David with Santa yesterday so Dad could see it. Santa was waiting for me to take a picture. You can see in this video just how interested in Santa David was... but notice how he's enjoying the cookie & candy cane!
We visited Santa, who was visiting the fire station, today. David didn't really care who he was sitting on as long as he got to eat his cookie. He never said anything to Santa, and I'm not sure if he even looked at the old guy! He just sat there, eating his cookie, twirling a candy cane, watching the firemen & other kids that were running around the engine bay.
And OK, by the end of the day I just didn't feel like walking blocks to get a good spot to watch the Parade of Lights, so David & I stayed home this evening. We did rent Cars (the movie), however, and both greatly enjoyed it!
