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| We checked out The Berenstain Bears' Seashore Treasure from the library and then Mommy gave me a bag of shells that we had found at the beach last summer. |
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| I began sorting and matching them up to the shells that they mention in the book. |
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| After I sorted them all, Mommy let me play with them ... |
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| very carefully, of course! |
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| Mommy picked up some free paint samples at the store and showed me how to cut with big kid scissors. (I had previously been using the Fiskars spring action scissors) |
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| I liked following the white lines from the paint chips. Mommy said it was good practice to learn how to cut a straight line. |
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| Once I finished cutting the white lines, I decided it would be fun to make confetti and decorate the living room! |
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| Mommy bought a bulk of toilet paper and paper towels. While she was in the other room, I came up with a brilliant plan to make a toilet paper tower! |
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| Mommy loved how quiet it was when it fell, so she told me I should keep building. |
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| I created toilet paper towers all over the house. It kept me busy and the quiet play was music to Mommy's ears. =) |
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| I am finally posting the pictures of my first ride! Ya Ya and Opa bought me a Lightening McQueen bicycle for my birthday a couple months ago. |
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| Daddy giving me a push to get started! |
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| Ready, set, go! |
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| And I'm off! |
