Dance, dance

It's been awhile since I put some videos up of our little dancing machine. I don't know where he gets it from since his dad and I don't like dancing at all. In the first one he is dancing with Elmo who is standing on his dresser. He had actually been doing it without a diaper but we decided to spare him the embarressment and let him dance again with at least a diaper on. The last two are him just dancing away. I had to put both on so you can see that he will dance to any type of music so make sure you listen to what he is dancing to. The very last video I liked because you can see the seriousness in his face as he tries to follow along to the guitar hero notes on the drum set.

But before the videos I had to put this pic up of Anthony. He had a major blowout at school and only had an old onsie left for spare clothes. I found him in this outfit and the teachers said he was not very happy about parading around showing off his chunky legs to his pals.

Sesame Street Rocks!

We decided that on Sunday we were taking Anthony to see Sesame Street live. As the time approached I was starting to get a little apprehensive since anytime we have been in a stadium we spend most of our time climbing stairs or running in the corridors instead of watching what we went there to watch. We decided to just go ahead and just get the cheap tickets in case things went bad. Though 13 dollars a ticket can still seem steep if you have to leave 5 minutes in. We watched a woman with a little girl on one of those human leashes already regretting her decision as they walked into the Erwin Center. "But I thought you wanted to see Elmo, don't you want to see him? It's going to be fun!! Fine! there goes 40 dollars!"
Well I have to say that this was one amazing show. The show was 90 minutes long with a 15 minute intermission in the last half hour so they could sell you more Elmo stuff. Anthony sat for the first hour just fascinated by what he was seeing. As the show progressed he started getting up out of his chair and dancing and clapping and just cracking up. He had so much fun that he went right to sleep on the way home before 7pm. Lovely!

No time for pictures I need to go see him in person.

Dancing along




Randel bought Guitar Hero this weekend and him and Anthony had fun rocking out in their new band.

Woohoo some new pics

I realized that when Anthony was a baby I took tons of bath pics but I have no updated ones so here he is still still squeezing himself into his little tub but loving it.


He finally conquered that darn cow in the mall. He was able to climb up all by himself and this was him cheering when he reached the top. He was quite proud and kept looking over at us to make sure we had seen him.




There are times when Anthony insists on choosing his own outfits. He felt that with the wonderful green shorts he should only have to wear a jacket. Later he decided a jacket wasn't needed and strutted the sidewalk with no shirt. Oh and yes he insisted on having his shoes on the wrong foot.







I may be asleep but I will still not give up the lollipop. He has started saying "pop pop" for lollipop.

He just isn't messy enough.