Just remember, he's 2 and not usually quite so angelic.
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New bath-time game
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Thumpin' on the xylophone
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More super yumminess
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Tasty fingers
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It's my bucket and you can't have it!
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The exact moment the duck snatched the bread from Andrew's hand. Someone's not too terribly happy about that.
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I have no idea what he's doing. (Might be the last post for a few days -- PC upgrades!)
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Playing naked in the sprinkler.
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On the way home from an aborted zoo trip with Grammy and Grampy.
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Well, that's actually kinda cool.
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What the heck does this thing do?
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Birthday presents!
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I plug one and another leak shows up!
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Water on the belly!
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Up the ladder
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Run away!
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Found a new place to chill.
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This is the same child that cannot stand to have anything out of place at the dinner table; spilled milk must be cleaned up immediately.
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Spitting at the park.
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Dad dressed me, didn't he?
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Strange little boy

Late last night after showering and getting ready for bed, I started to pick my way across the room to bed. You see, the dog likes to sleep on my side of the bed until after I make the high jump over top of him, at which point he gets up with a snort and moves back over to Liz's side. So every night I have to gingerly make my way to bed.

Well, as I was coursing the perimeter of the bed, I took one minor misstep and my foot landed on something furry. I immediately recoiled and prepared my ears for the audible assault of puppy shrieks only to hear nothing. Upon further thought, I realized that I had not stepped on the dog, but rather something smaller, plush, and very familiar. Being such a later hour, my mind struggle to place the sensation when it dawned on me -- Hoppy, I had stepped on Hoppy! Generally, wherever Hoppy goes, he is attached to a little boy, so I moved forward even more carefully. My foot grazed something new. It was a little foot, covered in soft skin.

Pausing to take inventory of the situation I noticed that I could differentiate a number of unique sounds in the room. Let's see, we have Liz snoring, Midnight snoring, and, what's that last one? Andrew snoring! The little man was out cold.

So, at some time during the night, Andrew got out of bed and came into our room to sleep on the floor. I have no idea how long he had been in there. He could have come in right after Liz went to bed or even just after I got in the shower later on.

I had a brief chuckle to myself, gathered the little boy and his kangaroo, and poured him back into his own bed where he remained until he woke Liz at 7:00am -- at least I think he stayed there.

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All aboard, everyone! That's you, too, Hoppy!

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Your turn next
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Uh, did you forget your swimsuit, little boy?
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You're supposed to sit in the chair!
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I'm cute, right?
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Would you put that camera down and play with my Legos?
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Talk about one lazy boy!
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Feeding the ducks at Cameron park.
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Give me back my lens cap!
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Cuddling up with Hoppy, a book, and a blanket on a 96°F Texas day.
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Up the ladder.
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He's going to hate me later on

I know that he's going to hate this later on in life, but we have to post this now. Yesterday Andrew was in the tub when I got home from work. He and mom were just buzzing with excitement to tell me that he had just used his potty for the first time! Talk about the cat's meow! He was outrageously proud of himself for it and kept pointing it out to me. Next thing you know, he'll be in college.

Future soccer star taking notes.
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Getting ready for the DC - Dallas game on 7/4. The Monkey-MoJo worked! DC won 1-0 (or was it the apple slice?).
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Way too smiley to actually be asleep.
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I the new bed with a Hoppy pillow.
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Never shake a baby.
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Where's Andrew?
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Yummy stuff!

This is what he does whenever he eats something he really likes. I have no idea where he picked it up.
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What does a pufferfish do?
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OK, OK, I'm still up, so here's another. Just goofing around with the new camera.
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RSS/myYahoo site feed

For those of you using my.yahoo.com or any other service / application that uses web syndication (like headlines on your start page), you should be able to use the following like to put this blog on there. Just add it like you would any other headline generator and you should be good to go. Let me know if you have problems.

http://sceverett.blogspot.com/atom.xml

Sorry for the break, but I'm busy for the next month or so.

He's no Tenzing Norgay, but he can claim the top of the playground for us anyway.
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The fastest monk in the world. (Let's try this again)
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Is the tongue really necessary?
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Somewhere under the rainbow.
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Chillin' in the pool on a hot May day.
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I can't decide if he looks like a monk or a monkey in his new bath towel.
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Someone has just learned that he can lay down in the bath to maximize the surface area submerged.
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Some of you may have seen this, but for others...Peek-a-boo!
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