Yesterday we went over to the Pointer's house for a get-together with some friends. They have a small water cooler that was oh-so-tempting for the J man. He was so fascinated with it being right on his level and just kept pushing the button and making water come out. After getting in trouble a few times for this he stopped messing with it...I thought. A little while later, Jackson and Presley disappeared. When I came around the corner this is what I found.
They were sticking their fingers where the water gathered at the base of the water cooler and then putting them in their mouths. Harmless enough, and as you can see, apparantly very fun! I went back to chatting with the girls and thought everything would be fine. When I came back a short time later, the entire floor was covered in water and Jackson was hollering "Uh-oh!" over and over again. Yes, dear, that was definitely an "uh-oh," but I'm glad y'all had so much fun making a mess!
It began with a good swing on the low monkey bars. (Jackson now tells me that he is a monkey, which is oh-so-true)
Then he moved on up to the "big" bar, which he LOVES.
After swing time, we ventured over to the air-track. He's never been a fan before, but today we had a break-through. He was running all over the place on this thing and loving every second.
On to our first skill of the day...rolling over the big donut
and ending with a front roll. Good job!
On to the obstacle course, which he managed like a champ. Notice the "oh wow" expression on his face. He knows he's up on the highest thing-a-ma-jig.
Side stepping on the beam was the second skill of the day. Pretty sure that hands in the mouth are a nervous habit of his. Maybe he was intimidated by the two pretty teachers.
Jumping off the beam brought out the big smile again:)
Hooray! Got my favorite big, blue ball!
He really only plays with the blue ones. Showing off his basketball skills here. I think he impressed Landry.
Bubble time! He loves to get bubbles on his tummy. Cracks me up every time. The other day we went to a make-up class and had a different teacher. She didn't know about tummy bubbles and he ran up to her with his shirt held way up high. She gave me a funny look and I said, "just humor him, please."
At the end of class Jackson got his medal.
Yay little ones!
