Today, coming home from the grocery store, climbing the steps up to our porch, Benjamin turned around and waved to no one in particular, shouting, "He-woe, pee-poe!" (Hello, people!)
While I was unloading the groceries, he wandered into the kitchen and saw some of his trucks on the shelf … "Oh! He-woe guys!"
And when he saw the mailman pull up in front of our house, he waved and said, "He-woe, may-nan!" (Hello, mailman!) Then, "Look, Money! I waving!" so proud of himself!
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For the majority of this morning, Benjamin played independently in his room. As I passed back-and-forth, I would hear him playing with his trucks/trains/boat or talking to his stuffed animals or looking through his books. I was so proud of his independence and thankful for a few moments to get things done, I never investigated what was really going on in there…I'm contemplating whether we need to call in a disaster recovery team.
One of Benjamin's new favorite games is to build a house/tunnel/castle in the living room with blankets. Fleece blankets + dry winter air + fine baby hair = some pretty hilarious moments.
It's incredibly difficult to get a picture of these hair-raising experiences, but here's the best one so far...
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