BSM - Forgive Me Friends For I Have Slacked-off...

It has been 11 days since my last post here.

{Wow, and it went fast!}

Honestly, January has been a busy month as we prepare for the changes of the new year; hosting our Home Group, beginning the process of Spring Cleaning [two years late] and getting to know our plumber a little better with his multiple trips to our house in the last week. (I guess that's what happens when your house is a 130 years old.)

As for Harrison?

I'll let the camera do the talking.

 he was so cute in the shower the other morning, I had to snap a picture - through the glass, in aperture priority mode. Oops. But it's still a happy accident.

 This was last week's Best Shot Monday. Oh, you didn't see it?  Another - Oops! As well as another happy accident. I love this picture but I really did focus on Harrison and the camera refocused on the rail. I like how it came out anyway. It's his "King of the World!" impression, only we were at the back of the Queen Mary, not the front of the Titanic. He found a stage area and immediately started dancing around with arms out. (where did he get those genes? Hmm?)

Moving and cleaning presented Harrison with a wide open space to dance and sing - he didn't waste a moment of it. Another shot here.

 He was thrilled to see Wall-E in person! ...until he got a little put-out that Wall-E was only one-dimensional. He plans to have a conversation with the Mouse about that.

Then there was a visit to the store where he got so excited to ride on the little merry-go-round - until he realized how S-L-O-W and boring it was... this epiphany comes after recently riding Star Tours at Disneyland for the first time.

Check out that face, it says it all, "I. Am. So over this." So much so, that he started climbing off before the thing stopped, which only provided new fun. Yup, that's my almost four-going-on-14-year-old.

I introduced him to Jenga. I am no longer the only person in my household that likes it.

he loved playing it and had great laughs each time it tumbled down.

Who said you had to be eight-years-old to play this?

 And just to finish off the week, he went a second round with big  ole' Darth Vader.

Check out those rain boots! Every Padawan (Jedi in training) needs a good pair of rainboots for battle, don't you think?


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