Jumping back a bit to August 8, we see a few more video of young Mr. Lucas walking. In the first, he models the basketball outfit his Uncle Steven gave him as a gift.
In Video 2, he struts around in much less clothing, and toward the end, he decides to chug quite a bit of milk.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Oh, behave!
If you thought last week's shirt was bad, check out this one.
Marilu refuses to let me leave the house with him wearing it. Can't imagine why.
Marilu refuses to let me leave the house with him wearing it. Can't imagine why.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Cars and shirts, oh my!
As promised earlier in the week, here's a picture of the latest addition to our family...
Nice and shiny, huh? Just wait until winter to take the luster off that.
I've been meaning to post this next picture for a while since it's just so great, but like most things in my life, I keep forgetting. As a belated birthday gift, Lucas's godfather Jason got him a couple of t-shirts from a Web site called T-shirt Hell. As you can probably gather from the name, the shirts aren't very politically correct. See below as Lucas models one of them. He hasn't worn the second one yet, and that one's even worse. :)
I'm including this last picture since Lucas's face made me laugh out loud. Doesn't he look like he's up to something (which he likely is)? And don't worry, we don't normally let him play with plastic bags.
Nice and shiny, huh? Just wait until winter to take the luster off that.
I've been meaning to post this next picture for a while since it's just so great, but like most things in my life, I keep forgetting. As a belated birthday gift, Lucas's godfather Jason got him a couple of t-shirts from a Web site called T-shirt Hell. As you can probably gather from the name, the shirts aren't very politically correct. See below as Lucas models one of them. He hasn't worn the second one yet, and that one's even worse. :)
I'm including this last picture since Lucas's face made me laugh out loud. Doesn't he look like he's up to something (which he likely is)? And don't worry, we don't normally let him play with plastic bags.
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Mischievous Little Man
As you can see, Lucas has not only figured out how to open the cupboard, but he pretty much makes himself at home inside of them. In addition to all the toys we pick up at the end of every day, we have recently added pots and pans to that nightly ritual.
Back to the farm
Breaking news...we picked up our new vehicle, a black Pontiac Torrent earlier tonight. Marilu drove it home and is already in love with the XM satellite radio. I've yet to drive it (other than the test drive), but I'll likely be using it in the morning since there's no child seat in it yet. I took a picture of it in the driveway, but my camera is upstairs so I'll try and get that posted tomorrow.
At the end of July, Marilu, Lucas, and I made a return trip to the Canadian Agriculture Museum/Experimental Farm (originally seen in this post). Just like last time, Lucas had a grand old time with the cows, particularly the calves, since you could touch them. Whenever the calf in the picture below would try and lick Lucas, he'd squeal with delight.
Heck, see for yourself.
Another cute picture with a cow. I think it's safe to say Lucas is an animal lover.
At the end of July, Marilu, Lucas, and I made a return trip to the Canadian Agriculture Museum/Experimental Farm (originally seen in this post). Just like last time, Lucas had a grand old time with the cows, particularly the calves, since you could touch them. Whenever the calf in the picture below would try and lick Lucas, he'd squeal with delight.
Heck, see for yourself.
Another cute picture with a cow. I think it's safe to say Lucas is an animal lover.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Number One Reason to Have a Baby
For all my single readers, I know that having a child can seem like quite a burden, and believe me, from time to time, it can be. However, as Lucas shows in the video below, it can provide magical experiences.
I may never have to leave my chair again.
I may never have to leave my chair again.
Update
Pictures are working again so see a couple posts below to see the glorious amount of beer I bottled on Wednesday night. A new video will be up VERY soon.
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Blame Google
Two days after I paid to re-upgrade my photo storage, it's still not working. I'm going to send an email to customer support and try and figure out what the heck is the problem here since that's just plain bad service. I'm also going to explore alternate options going forward. Although the blog gives me the best opportunity to write about what's happening in our lives, an alternative option like Flickr allows me to be lazier and just comment on photos. So we'll see...
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Can't post!
Well, I can post entries, I just can't upload any photos. I store my photos on Google for $20/year for 10 GB of space, and the renewal just came up this week. However, I changed my credit card a couple of months ago and got a new number so my account didn't renew automatically and ran out. I just went in and renewed it manually a little bit ago, but it could take up to a day for it to register the change so no pictures for now. I do plan to post tomorrow night with brand new pictures of the little guy so keep an eye out for that.
Non-Lucas News
Two important bits of news from the family here. First off, I don't know if I mentioned it previously, but for Father's Day, Marilu paid for me to brew my own beer at a local place that takes care of all the tedious parts of the process for you. Last night, after two weeks of fermenting (or whatever it does), I bottled my beer. I brought the 96 half liter bottles in the living room and took the following picture.
That's just perfection right there. For anyone that's curious, it's a Czech Pilsner, and it's deeeee-licious.
The other news is slightly bigger: we bought a car! Well, technically, we've just put a deposit down on it so far, but Marilu will be going in to do the paperwork tomorrow, and we'll have it by Tuesday. It's a Pontiac Torrent, which I believe falls under the category of crossover SUV. We were going to get a Pontiac Vibe, which is a hatchback, but after sitting in the Torrent, we just couldn't pass up the extra space in the back.
For those of you not familiar with the Torrent (or its Chevy equivalent, the Equinox), here's a picture of the vehicle.
For the record, ours is black.
That's just perfection right there. For anyone that's curious, it's a Czech Pilsner, and it's deeeee-licious.
The other news is slightly bigger: we bought a car! Well, technically, we've just put a deposit down on it so far, but Marilu will be going in to do the paperwork tomorrow, and we'll have it by Tuesday. It's a Pontiac Torrent, which I believe falls under the category of crossover SUV. We were going to get a Pontiac Vibe, which is a hatchback, but after sitting in the Torrent, we just couldn't pass up the extra space in the back.
For those of you not familiar with the Torrent (or its Chevy equivalent, the Equinox), here's a picture of the vehicle.
For the record, ours is black.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Random photos from July
July 20
He may be over 13 months old now, but that doesn't mean he has a firm grasp on staying neat while eating. Here we see the aftermath of dinner.
July 21
In order to keep him distracted, I let Lucas play with my old Nintendo Gameboy. It only kept his attention momentarily as he doesn't understand yet how videogames can suck hours out of your life. With any luck, I'll be able to keep him from getting addicted to them when he gets older (unlike, ahem, me). Though at the moment, he's still obsessed with the phone so that's probably not a whole lot better.
July 26
We had lunch at a small English pub/restaurant near us that we've never been to called the Cheshire Cat. The food was good, and the beer I had, Fullers ESB, was excellent. Among other things Lucas had for lunch, he ate a lemon. This isn't the first time he's eaten lemon, but I believe it's the first time we caught it on camera. Unlike me, Lucas doesn't seem to have any problem eating lemons as his face never changes. I, on the other hand, squint and make that sourpuss face so commonly associated with eating something like that.
July 30
Sometimes, it just makes sense to put your head inside a drum. You gotta be 1 to understand.
He may be over 13 months old now, but that doesn't mean he has a firm grasp on staying neat while eating. Here we see the aftermath of dinner.
July 21
In order to keep him distracted, I let Lucas play with my old Nintendo Gameboy. It only kept his attention momentarily as he doesn't understand yet how videogames can suck hours out of your life. With any luck, I'll be able to keep him from getting addicted to them when he gets older (unlike, ahem, me). Though at the moment, he's still obsessed with the phone so that's probably not a whole lot better.
July 26
We had lunch at a small English pub/restaurant near us that we've never been to called the Cheshire Cat. The food was good, and the beer I had, Fullers ESB, was excellent. Among other things Lucas had for lunch, he ate a lemon. This isn't the first time he's eaten lemon, but I believe it's the first time we caught it on camera. Unlike me, Lucas doesn't seem to have any problem eating lemons as his face never changes. I, on the other hand, squint and make that sourpuss face so commonly associated with eating something like that.
July 30
Sometimes, it just makes sense to put your head inside a drum. You gotta be 1 to understand.
Monday, August 4, 2008
Our little warrior
Today was a holiday here in Ontario so we went to a park in Barrhaven (suburb south of Ottawa) that has an area with lots of water fountains, sprinklers, etc for kids to play in. I'm sure there's a better way to describe it, but suffice to say kids get wet and have fun.
Lucas was of two minds of the place. He thought the fountains looked interesting from a distance, but a couple of times he was too close when the water shot out and soaked him. When this happened, he yelled, cried, and came running to me. I think it's a combination of his known fear of the shower nozzle (ie, the water dropping down on him) and the fact that the water was cold. I'm told this is a normal reaction for kids his age so hopefully he'll get over it soon and start having fun.
While Lucas was walking through the area (yes, he's mostly walking now), he lost his footing or something and smacked face first into the concrete. As you can imagine, this didn't feel well and he started shrieking. Surprisingly, he got over it fairly quickly, but he got his first war wounds. Below, see Lucas's first real scratches (not counting the self-inflicted ones he accidentally gave himself with his sharp little claws). Based on his attitude the rest of the day, it looks a lot worse than it feels. If it's hard to see, he has a couple of scratches on his nose and a bit of a gash just above his upper lip. Makes him look like a tough guy. :)
Not long after, he spent a while digging in the sand next to Logan. I'm not sure if I've mentioned this recently, but he really enjoys sand. This Saturday, when it was just me and him while Marilu was in Toronto, we went to the local park and he spent about 30-40 minutes just digging and playing in the sand.
One other thing of note from the "water" park, especially for my American readers. Here in Canada, the squirrels are black. Well, at least in Ontario. I'd never seen black squirrels before I moved here so I don't know if you can find them elsewhere in the States. Anyway, just a "how about that?" comment. You may need to click on the picture for an enlarged view.
This afternoon, I took one of my t-shirts and put in on Lucas. It didn't fit very well (obviously), but then he squirmed around inside it and somehow forced his head into one of the sleeves. We were laughing so hard at how he looked (Marilu probably put it best that he looked like a little Jawa from Star Wars) that I barely was able to get a picture in time. Hope you find it as amusing as we did.
Lucas was of two minds of the place. He thought the fountains looked interesting from a distance, but a couple of times he was too close when the water shot out and soaked him. When this happened, he yelled, cried, and came running to me. I think it's a combination of his known fear of the shower nozzle (ie, the water dropping down on him) and the fact that the water was cold. I'm told this is a normal reaction for kids his age so hopefully he'll get over it soon and start having fun.
While Lucas was walking through the area (yes, he's mostly walking now), he lost his footing or something and smacked face first into the concrete. As you can imagine, this didn't feel well and he started shrieking. Surprisingly, he got over it fairly quickly, but he got his first war wounds. Below, see Lucas's first real scratches (not counting the self-inflicted ones he accidentally gave himself with his sharp little claws). Based on his attitude the rest of the day, it looks a lot worse than it feels. If it's hard to see, he has a couple of scratches on his nose and a bit of a gash just above his upper lip. Makes him look like a tough guy. :)
Not long after, he spent a while digging in the sand next to Logan. I'm not sure if I've mentioned this recently, but he really enjoys sand. This Saturday, when it was just me and him while Marilu was in Toronto, we went to the local park and he spent about 30-40 minutes just digging and playing in the sand.
One other thing of note from the "water" park, especially for my American readers. Here in Canada, the squirrels are black. Well, at least in Ontario. I'd never seen black squirrels before I moved here so I don't know if you can find them elsewhere in the States. Anyway, just a "how about that?" comment. You may need to click on the picture for an enlarged view.
This afternoon, I took one of my t-shirts and put in on Lucas. It didn't fit very well (obviously), but then he squirmed around inside it and somehow forced his head into one of the sleeves. We were laughing so hard at how he looked (Marilu probably put it best that he looked like a little Jawa from Star Wars) that I barely was able to get a picture in time. Hope you find it as amusing as we did.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Walking Extravaganza!
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and I'm about to post 6 videos of Lucas walking so that's gotta be worth at least 1200. As a result, I'll keep the talky-talky to a minimum. In a nutshell, here's the first good videos we have of Lucas walking. There's also a couple of short ones in there of him falling on his butt which are good for a chuckle. And lest you think his desires for the camera have changed recently, nope, he's mad as hell, and he wants the damn camera.
Raise your hand if #5 was your favorite. Me too. Oh, and believe it or not, he doesn't cry uncontrollably everytime he walks. Since I've got him all to myself all of Saturday and half of Sunday, I'll be sure to try and get some more walking videos where he doesn't look or sound like something out of a horror film.
Raise your hand if #5 was your favorite. Me too. Oh, and believe it or not, he doesn't cry uncontrollably everytime he walks. Since I've got him all to myself all of Saturday and half of Sunday, I'll be sure to try and get some more walking videos where he doesn't look or sound like something out of a horror film.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Bit of this, bit of that
So Lucas is walking all over the place now. He's still a little shaky and I'd say he prefers to crawl by about a 60/40 margin, but he's definitely on two feet more now than ever. Marilu took some videos so I'll have those up soon.
Also, he fell off a chair downstairs and landed on his head today. I guess Marilu was letting him sit on one of the chairs in the basement since he always gets a kick out of that, feeling like a grown-up. She reached down to pick something up, and I guess he took that opportunity to crawl over the side of the chair or something, and then smack, right on his head. He did some yelling and crying, and he will probably have a bruise on his forehead, but he seems none the worse for wear. Like one of the women at work told me, that'll probably be the first of MANY ouches.
A few days after we got back from the cruise, we dressed Lucas up in a little Caribbean outfit that we picked up in St Thomas.
Afterwards, Lucas and I just had to get pictures in our "matching" shirts.
I'm not sure if I've posted a picture of Lucas's latest ride, but this is how we walk him around most of the time now. He likes it a lot more than the stroller. In fact, he's now figured out how to stand in the stroller, even when we've got the seatbelt on him. I think that will be seeing more and more limited use from here on out.
Not only has Lucas figured out how to open the majority of the drawers in the kitchen (if they aren't locked), but he also appears to like kicking back and relaxing in them, as evidenced in the picture below.
Here's a great picture of Lucas, Marilu, and her mom. It's one of those rare moments where everyone is not only looking at the camera, but there are smiles as well.
You can't really tell from just this one picture, but Lucas spent a LONG time one afternoon playing with the stool (after he had unceremoniously flipped it over). First he crawled on it, then he sat on it, then he grabbed Cow and stuffed him in there, followed by more sitting on Cow. The kid was enthralled by the possibilities. I can't really say much though since Marilu and I lay there on floor, watching him the entire time.
Also, he fell off a chair downstairs and landed on his head today. I guess Marilu was letting him sit on one of the chairs in the basement since he always gets a kick out of that, feeling like a grown-up. She reached down to pick something up, and I guess he took that opportunity to crawl over the side of the chair or something, and then smack, right on his head. He did some yelling and crying, and he will probably have a bruise on his forehead, but he seems none the worse for wear. Like one of the women at work told me, that'll probably be the first of MANY ouches.
A few days after we got back from the cruise, we dressed Lucas up in a little Caribbean outfit that we picked up in St Thomas.
Afterwards, Lucas and I just had to get pictures in our "matching" shirts.
I'm not sure if I've posted a picture of Lucas's latest ride, but this is how we walk him around most of the time now. He likes it a lot more than the stroller. In fact, he's now figured out how to stand in the stroller, even when we've got the seatbelt on him. I think that will be seeing more and more limited use from here on out.
Not only has Lucas figured out how to open the majority of the drawers in the kitchen (if they aren't locked), but he also appears to like kicking back and relaxing in them, as evidenced in the picture below.
Here's a great picture of Lucas, Marilu, and her mom. It's one of those rare moments where everyone is not only looking at the camera, but there are smiles as well.
You can't really tell from just this one picture, but Lucas spent a LONG time one afternoon playing with the stool (after he had unceremoniously flipped it over). First he crawled on it, then he sat on it, then he grabbed Cow and stuffed him in there, followed by more sitting on Cow. The kid was enthralled by the possibilities. I can't really say much though since Marilu and I lay there on floor, watching him the entire time.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
While we were gone
I'm not sure if I mentioned this in my cruise post a couple of weeks back, but our cruise got off to a less than stellar start due to the fact that we forgot our camera and videocamera back at the house. As a result, we had to hunt down a Best Buy in Manhattan the night before the cruise left and buy a new camera. It's not wasted money though since my mom needed a new camera so she's just going to buy the new one off of us next time we see her, which should be in August.
Anyway, the point of the whole story is that while we were on the cruise, Marilu's mom used the camera to take a bunch of pictures of Lucas. Below, you'll find some of the highlights.
Looks like we caught a baby in our hamper trap.
Even though he's still working out the mechanics of walking, Lucas has become an expert climber. For whatever reason, here he decided to climb on top of his little pinball toy. Why ask why.
In between our stairs and the wall, there is a very small space, in which it appears a baby can fit. Here Lucas demonstrates both his squeezing and climbing abilities as he climbs the stairs from the wrong side.
A couple of more pictures from the next day of Lucas in that little crawlspace. I like his face in the first one...cute. In the second one, if you look closely, it looks like he's in baby jail.
Sometimes, a baby just needs to get serious.
In this picture, Lucas is visibly excited to be sitting with his cousin. Second cousin, maybe? His dad is brother to Marilu's mom. Those of you who thrive on genealogy trees can probably tell me the right answer.
And here's the best of the bunch. This was Lucas's face when we took a picture after we got home. It's good to feel loved. :) For what it's worth, this is now one of my top 5 favorite family photos.
Next post will have photos from July 13 onward so I'm almost caught up. Yeah, it's 2 weeks back, but we haven't had that many photos of him so it shouldn't take more than a week to get caught up. Let's see if I say the same thing this time next Sunday.
That reminds me, Marilu and Tanya are off to Toronto to see the Dirty Dancing musical next weekend so it'll be just me and Lucas overnight for the first time. I predict nothing but smooth sailing, but he'll probably pick that weekend to go nuclear when I put him to bed. Oh well, keep your fingers crossed for me.
Anyway, the point of the whole story is that while we were on the cruise, Marilu's mom used the camera to take a bunch of pictures of Lucas. Below, you'll find some of the highlights.
Looks like we caught a baby in our hamper trap.
Even though he's still working out the mechanics of walking, Lucas has become an expert climber. For whatever reason, here he decided to climb on top of his little pinball toy. Why ask why.
In between our stairs and the wall, there is a very small space, in which it appears a baby can fit. Here Lucas demonstrates both his squeezing and climbing abilities as he climbs the stairs from the wrong side.
A couple of more pictures from the next day of Lucas in that little crawlspace. I like his face in the first one...cute. In the second one, if you look closely, it looks like he's in baby jail.
Sometimes, a baby just needs to get serious.
In this picture, Lucas is visibly excited to be sitting with his cousin. Second cousin, maybe? His dad is brother to Marilu's mom. Those of you who thrive on genealogy trees can probably tell me the right answer.
And here's the best of the bunch. This was Lucas's face when we took a picture after we got home. It's good to feel loved. :) For what it's worth, this is now one of my top 5 favorite family photos.
Next post will have photos from July 13 onward so I'm almost caught up. Yeah, it's 2 weeks back, but we haven't had that many photos of him so it shouldn't take more than a week to get caught up. Let's see if I say the same thing this time next Sunday.
That reminds me, Marilu and Tanya are off to Toronto to see the Dirty Dancing musical next weekend so it'll be just me and Lucas overnight for the first time. I predict nothing but smooth sailing, but he'll probably pick that weekend to go nuclear when I put him to bed. Oh well, keep your fingers crossed for me.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Photo update
In case anyone is interested, I uploaded the rest of the photos from our cruise to the photo album page. Since this blog is technically about Lucas, I didn't want to put the 200+ pictures here, but feel free to check them out. Also, all the pictures I've taken up to July 10 are also now in the albums.
Joe Cool
You can never have too many of these types of pictures...
In other news, it turns out Lucas is now truly afraid of certain things. I first noticed it with the hair dryer that was lying on the floor in our room. He was hesitant around it, and when I turned it on, he moved away and kept his distance. We'd also seen him put on a worried face with the lawnmower and the vacuum cleaner. However, tonight he was downright terrified of the shower nozzle when I brought him into the shower with me. He starting screaming before he was under the water, grabbing on to me, and doing everything he could to stay away from THAT HORRIBLE THING!!! I knew he was hesitant about it ever since some cold water dripped on him during a bath, but he was crying in fear for the first time tonight. As a result, we took a bath. God only knows when his first shower's gonna be, given his reaction tonight.
The day before we left for the cruise, I was lucky enough to catch Lucas taking a step for the first time. Not that it was the first step for him, but the first time I got it on film...oh, you get the idea. Anyway, it's a little late since he's now able to take many more steps from time to time--I think 10 is the record--but still, it's cool for historical purposes. Note that the step is at the very beginning of the video. Blink and you'll miss it.
In other news, it turns out Lucas is now truly afraid of certain things. I first noticed it with the hair dryer that was lying on the floor in our room. He was hesitant around it, and when I turned it on, he moved away and kept his distance. We'd also seen him put on a worried face with the lawnmower and the vacuum cleaner. However, tonight he was downright terrified of the shower nozzle when I brought him into the shower with me. He starting screaming before he was under the water, grabbing on to me, and doing everything he could to stay away from THAT HORRIBLE THING!!! I knew he was hesitant about it ever since some cold water dripped on him during a bath, but he was crying in fear for the first time tonight. As a result, we took a bath. God only knows when his first shower's gonna be, given his reaction tonight.
The day before we left for the cruise, I was lucky enough to catch Lucas taking a step for the first time. Not that it was the first step for him, but the first time I got it on film...oh, you get the idea. Anyway, it's a little late since he's now able to take many more steps from time to time--I think 10 is the record--but still, it's cool for historical purposes. Note that the step is at the very beginning of the video. Blink and you'll miss it.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Not impressed
I just submitted the following comment to Little Tikes on the customer support section of their website:
"In late April, I purchased the SwingAlong Castle from our local Toys R Us. While putting it together, I realized it was missing piece O, which is required for the swing. I contacted customer support via the phone number in the assembly instructions and was told I would be sent a new part, and that it would arrive by the end of May.
In early June, I still had not received the part so I called customer support again and was told that the package didn't arrive due to problems with my postal code. I've never had a problem receiving mail from the US to this postal code before so I'm not sure what the problem was. I also didn't understand why I wasn't contacted when the package was rejected. I only found out when I called for an update. I was then told that the part would be sent again and would arrive in 7-10 business days. This was somewhat of a disappointment as it would be arriving after our son's first birthday party so we would not be able to use it.
It is now mid-July, and I still have not received either the part or any explanation as to why it isn't here. It has been almost three months to the day since I purchased your product and it's still sitting half built with no swing. I am extremely disappointed with the service I've received while trying to resolve this issue and would like some kind of closure. Please contact me as soon as possible to let me know what the status is on this missing part. At this rate, summer will be over before my child has a chance to use the swing. I look forward to your response."
Suffice to say, unless they wow me with their response to my comment, we won't be giving Little Tikes our business anymore.
"In late April, I purchased the SwingAlong Castle from our local Toys R Us. While putting it together, I realized it was missing piece O, which is required for the swing. I contacted customer support via the phone number in the assembly instructions and was told I would be sent a new part, and that it would arrive by the end of May.
In early June, I still had not received the part so I called customer support again and was told that the package didn't arrive due to problems with my postal code. I've never had a problem receiving mail from the US to this postal code before so I'm not sure what the problem was. I also didn't understand why I wasn't contacted when the package was rejected. I only found out when I called for an update. I was then told that the part would be sent again and would arrive in 7-10 business days. This was somewhat of a disappointment as it would be arriving after our son's first birthday party so we would not be able to use it.
It is now mid-July, and I still have not received either the part or any explanation as to why it isn't here. It has been almost three months to the day since I purchased your product and it's still sitting half built with no swing. I am extremely disappointed with the service I've received while trying to resolve this issue and would like some kind of closure. Please contact me as soon as possible to let me know what the status is on this missing part. At this rate, summer will be over before my child has a chance to use the swing. I look forward to your response."
Suffice to say, unless they wow me with their response to my comment, we won't be giving Little Tikes our business anymore.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
More random June photos
Here's one of Lucas's bigger stuffed animals, Pancake the alligator. Well, technically it's mine, since Marilu bought it for me after I was amused at seeing it at the local drug store, but he's kind of inherited Pancake. The name has no special meaning. It was the first thing that popped into my head, and since it makes absolutely no sense, I thought it was perfect. Unfortunately, just like the picture with his stuffed cow (named, originally enough, Cow), Lucas isn't holding Pancake in a way that shows him off very well. He looks like a dead Pancake more than anything else.
Honestly, does it get any cuter than this?
I've mentioned this outfit before, but I really like this Cookie Monster shirt Lucas is wearing below. Here, he's also modeling a jungle hat I bought on my last cruise in 2001 that I unearthed while packing for the latest cruise. As it turns out, I never did put it on since I was trying to bake under the Caribbean sun.
Sometimes a guy just needs to kick back and relax on his giant stuffed alligator.
This next video is just more posing of Lucas in the Cookie Monster shirt and jungle hat. However, if you listen closely, you'll be serenaded by Marilu's "talented" singing ability.
Finally, Lucas shows us a brand-new way to get around the room in style: Balloon-o-motion! Watch the end for a cute kiss between him and his mom.
Honestly, does it get any cuter than this?
I've mentioned this outfit before, but I really like this Cookie Monster shirt Lucas is wearing below. Here, he's also modeling a jungle hat I bought on my last cruise in 2001 that I unearthed while packing for the latest cruise. As it turns out, I never did put it on since I was trying to bake under the Caribbean sun.
Sometimes a guy just needs to kick back and relax on his giant stuffed alligator.
This next video is just more posing of Lucas in the Cookie Monster shirt and jungle hat. However, if you listen closely, you'll be serenaded by Marilu's "talented" singing ability.
Finally, Lucas shows us a brand-new way to get around the room in style: Balloon-o-motion! Watch the end for a cute kiss between him and his mom.
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