For Thanksgiving, we had dinner at the Crowley's house. I was in charge of making mashed potatoes, so I used Pioneer Woman's recipe (which I also made for last Thanksgiving). Once Caleb got all his food, he was really only interested in eating the rolls and a tiny bit of turkey. I insisted that he try the potatoes, since he likes potatoes (or at least french fries) and I had made these ones. He took the tiniest taste, decided they were delicious (which they were) and ate the rest on his plate, then asked for more.
Caleb and Naomi got their own little table to eat at, just the two of them.
Caleb being silly:
Here's a look at everyone else that was there: Amy, Craig, Liz, Cory's mom and stepdad, Cory, and Brandon. And my nice plate of food.
Inspired by Charlie Brown, Caleb had been saying for a while that he likes pumpkin pie. So when pie time came, I made sure to get him a slice of pumpkin pie. Not only would he not eat it, or try it, he couldn't be bothered to stop watching football long enough to pose in a picture with me and the pie.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Preschool
Liz invited us to join a preschool group that she was doing with some ladies in her ward. We started back in August. It's two days a week, for two hours, and we all take turns teaching on a weekly basis. Caleb really loves it. He loves socializing with the other kids as well as actually learning things. He's doing great with his letters, but they also learn numbers and shapes and colors and all kinds of other things (he's doing great with it all, but especially his letters). We have a overall theme for the month, then an individual theme for the week. They've also learned the pledge of allegiance.
Here are some photos from when I had them one day. It was fairy tale month and we did Hansel and Gretel. They also learned squares this day, so we built houses and pretended they were like the one in the story. (The only other boy in the group wasn't there this day).