Valentine's Day

Landon's first Valentine's Day was spent in the Emergency Room where he was diagnosed with RSV. This year was a lot more fun! On Friday, Landon passed out treats to his friends at daycare. On Saturday (Valentine's Day), Daddy made breakfast in the morning, which was delicious, and we then spent the day doing nothing. In the evening, we hosted a dinner at our house, and had a great time! Landon shared Valentine's and played with his cousins Eryn and Nolan, the guys hung out in front of the tv, and the girls enjoyed a few bottles of wine, grasshoppers and a card game. Sorry Dad, but this picture was too cute to pass up!

14 months

Landon is 14 months old today!

Notice his toothbrush in his hand. Landon usually has an object of the day that he clings to. He will literally carry it around all day. Today was the toothbrush. Other days it may be a spoon, spatula, comb, etc. Not really sure what that's all about.

Landon is starting to develop a "voice." Landon has had a few temper tantrums, here is a photo of one! There are now 8 teeth in that mouth!

Another great hat picture! I love picking up costume hats for Landon to play with!

Landon is starting to try and do things on his own his own. I asked Landon to brush his hair this morning and here is him trying to do just that.

Landon is also starting to copy things that he sees others do. Here is Landon trying to listen to his Dad's ipod.

Landon is still babbling at 14 months, but of course we can't tell what he's saying yet. Landon does continue to use signs to communicate. Landon now signs milk, water, more and eat. It is so fun to see him do this because we really knows what he is trying to tell us!

Kermit pose

All I have to say is this is my new favorite photo of Landon. Doesn't he look like a frog?

Long walk...

So I came home from work on Friday night and thought we could all play outside since it was so nice. As it was getting a little darker I thought I would turn on the outside light, only to find out, the garage door must have locked behind me. After a bit of a panic, I decided we could walk to Debbie's and get the spare key. So, Landon, Elke and I began the half mile walk to Grandma's. The bad news, Landon wanted to walk himself, which would have taken for ever. The good news, I had my camera. That's right, no key, but a camera. Anyway, we made the trip. The bonus, Elke was so dirty by the time we got home she got a bath.