Last Two Days

We've had a lot of fun lately. Yesterday we went grocery shopping. While waiting in the checkout line, Ishish grabbed my hands and started waving his arms around and swaying his body. He said "dancing!" No, there was no music playing. Later that night he kept telling me "grocery shopping fun!"

This afternoon we went to the park. He figured out how to climb onto the train all by himself!

He also insisted on going on four different swings (baby swing, big boy swing, red swing, and tire swing) and down two types of slides (many, many times). He told me that the red swing was a car seat.

When we were getting ready for supper he told me that he wanted tofu and cheese. How could I deny a request like that? He put two of his blueberries next to each other and told me they were sunglasses.

Later he said to me "sing ABC", so I started singing the ABC song. I was shocked when he joined in! Sorry you hear a lot more of me than him on this video.

Bowling

I taught Ishish the proper way to bowl, but he prefers his own method.

Cleaning, Cars, Colors, and Catch

Yesterday Ishish wanted to help me clean. He was sad that I got to use the sweeper, so he got our other one out of the closet and helped.

Now that Ishish can communicate better he lets us know what's on his mind. This week he saw me get into a pickup truck. That was clearly the highlight of his week based on how he keeps saying "Mama pickup truck" to us.

He has also learned a second color! Not only does he point out everything that's blue, but now he points out all purple objects too.

Dada taught Ishish how to play catch. He holds his arms out and if the ball comes right to them will sometimes catch it!

Football Video

This post goes along with the last one. I tried to get some footage of Ishish enjoying the football game tonight. At first he's dancing and jumping to the commercial, and then he is following the players on the field. It's hard to make out, but at the end he is saying "camera".

Funny and Football

Ishish has developed a sense of humor. He tells us he thinks something is funny by saying "funny". Often they're of things that don't really seem funny to us. The latest time occurred when we were looking at a book of animals and making the animal sounds.

He also has gotten into football season. He learned how to distinguish a helmet from a hat. He does his own kickoffs (without a ball). When the players are running on the field he imitates them by racing around and then falling on the ground.