Daddy's Boy

Hi!

We have a friendly little guy on our hands. He waves at everyone. I'm talking, people in the grocery store, people driving buy, people that aren't even looking back at him... anyone I tell you! He throws his little arm up and scrunches his hand open and closed.

Wesley's Tomato

While Ben and I were busy hanging clothes out on the line, Wesley went into the garden and picked himself a tomato. He came running over to us with a huge smile while shouting, "Da Da, Da Da!". He was so proud of his little green tomato that we couldn't be upset. It was so cute. And Wesley being Wesley even tried to take a bite out of it. (Hence the darker green spot on the tomato.) This kid still has to put EVERYTHING in his mouth. :)

What a Nice Boy!

Here's how it all went down... Butters was stretched out sleeping on the ottoman when Wesley decided that she looked a little chilled. He grabbed one of his favorite blankies and nicely covered her up. I also need to mention that he placed one of his pacifiers next to her too.

Maybe he is preparing to be a great big brother? I'll sure give him the benefit of the doubt. :)

Puddles

We had a big storm come through today, which meant we had puddles on our nightly walk. This was Wesley's first big encounter with puddles and boy did he like them!

Got it!

It is a rare chance that I catch a real Wes smile with the camera. I couldn't pass up posting this one. I love how his whole face just lights up. He's got a mouthful of chompers, huh?

Boys will be Boys...

I guess the saying, "Don't dish out what you can't take," applies here. :)

Hudson Walk of Fame

Wesley got his very own star on the Hudson Walk of Fame. Well, kind of...

You see, we added a third stall onto our driveway recently. This meant we had wet concrete, which meant having Ben tell me to get Wes out of a nap since the concrete was ready to have tiny hands imprinted in it. Sleepy Wes was able to help us out through his daze. This may have been in our favor, since he only tried to grab the cement with one of his hands. 16 month old Wesley handprints will be forever imprinted onto the Hudson driveway. We'll have to make sure to concrete something else in the next few years so that baby girl can join in the history of 4055 Kristine Street.

(This was attempt #1, which ended up being in a location where the cement was already too hard.)

(Attempt #2 was much more successful!)