Secondly, they maintain a fleet of children's toys that we don't have at our house. He loves the big wheel...
...and the freedom it allows.
And also? They have sprinklers.
It's not all fun and games, though. Learning to wash the car is very important. First you watch,
then you participate.
For those of you who are wondering, Wyatt is yea-high to a truck bumper. This lesson was brough to you by the letter "o", his favorite vowel.
This actually occurred back in our own digs, but check it out - Wyatt got his first skinned knee on Sunday. That's the official transition from baby to little boy, right? I wasn't present when it happened, but his dad reports there were no tears. That's my kid! (right knee, partially obscured by shadow. And yes, I did take a close-up picture but decided you probably didn't need to see it. You're welcome.)
2 comments:
Too cute pictures!! Tell Wyatt I'm sorry about his knee...our latest is bumped lips!!
Oh Wyatt....who knew you would become a man at such a young age? Rough-housing, drilling things, driving, modeling, AND most importantly, learning to respect the 4-runner! Daddy must be so proud of you!
We miss you guys so much and are glad to see you're so happy. You shouldn't really be missing Okinawa right now for 2 reasons: 1) Rain, rain, and more rain and 2)EXERCISE, EXERCISE, EXERCISE. (okay, maybe that's 6) Can we come visit? :)
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