Mommy and Daddy tell me I'm going to be really happy soon. But, I'm not so sure. I think I'm going to get this thing called "baby brother" or "baby sister" soon. I can't quite see how this will make me happy yet. I've seen babies. Other than being really cute, they can't run, they don't know how to talk and I bet they've never even seen my favorite movies (WALL-E and Cars) or tv shows (Word World and Yo Gabba Gabba).
But, this is my attempt to show Mommy and Daddy I care. See how wide my smile is? This is the first picture of my new baby brother or sister. I think Mommy said the baby would be here in February. As long as it's not on my birthday, we'll be doing ok!
A few weeks back, Mom and Dad took me to meet my buddies Aiden and Dillon. We met in Hartford, CT which is halfwaybetween their house and ours. We did a whole bunch of cool things that day.
One thing we did was go to a motorcycle rally. The matte black cycle was my favorite (or was it Dad's?).
Here are me and my buds in front of the corner where the very first payphone was installed. It's no longer there, but that didn't bother us one bit. Gotta love technology!
HOORAY for mobile phones!
After the motorcycle rally, we hit up a local drinking hole for some cold buds.
Lastly, we spent the rest of the day at the CT Science Center. My favorite exhibit was this room where you could make your own music. Mom thought the room was cool too, so she helped me make some music! Dad instead was sitting in a corner, apparently day dreaming. Maybe this is what he was dreaming about?
I just flew back from St. Louis and boy are my arms.... Never mind. Anyways, I'm quite a traveller. Mom and Dad have taken me on flights since I was a little baby. However, like all kids, I eventually get fussy. Most of the time, I'm content looking out the window, playing with my toys or looking at the airline safety card (dad said it reminded him of something from the movie Fight Club...hit the link for what he was thinking about). Are you back? Dad's humor is so weird.
By the way, notice how I also have my buddy Rafi buckled up too. Safety First! Back to my original train of thought. When all the usual distractions fail, Mom and Dad will take out the secret weapon...GADGETS. To all the haters out there, don't -- because GADGETS WORK. I don't have anything fancy like an iPhone. No, I get "old" technology like the 1st generation Microsoft Zune. Dad picked it up on eBay for less than a few dvd's and it suits me just fine. I have all my movies and tv shows on there! Here's a picture Dad took on his iPhone while I watched Word World and Yo Gabba Gabba. This kept me busy for over an hour today!
By the way, if anyone out there has a good idea for some kid friendly headphones, could you please tell my Mom or Dad. The ones from the iPhone are terrible. I think only mutants can wear them correctly. As for my trip to St. Louis, I have some cool pics that I'll post in a few days...that big McDonald's arch they built in St. Louis is A-W-E-S-O-M-E!
