Do Dinosaurs Eat Cheerios?

Well, Grammy left on Tuesday after a two week stay. It was sooo nice having my Mom here and having an extra pair of hands to help out with my very active toddler during the day. Unfortunately, I did not take very many pictures while she was here. My camera was sick and I was distraught. My camera is a HUGE part of my life and and plays a huge part in the making of this virtual scrapbook. Thankfully, my neighbor, Laurie was able to fix it the day before my Mom left. Don't ask me what she did, I don't think she even knows. The important thing is, it works so I can keep on blogging and doing my thang.

Grant loves his Grammy. He picked up a lot from her while she was here and they spent a lot of time together reading stories, singing songs and coloring. Grant says, "color, color" and gives the color crayon to her that he wants her to use. Any other color won't do. It has to be the one he selects. For those of you that don't know, my Mom is a retired teacher and has taught all grades including preschool, and kindergarten, for the majority of her career. There is not a nursery rhyme or song out there she doesn't know. Grant is going to know all of them by the time he goes to school, or maybe before he turns two?!

We all spent one afternoon diligently working on an Easter Egg tree in the front yard. Festive and fun! And the rest of this post is just pictures. I don't have anything clever to say, nothing exciting to report, just a growing little boy and a very proud Mom.

Yep, he still likes to ride everything like a pony. Meet his "ROAR!"

I came in from the backyard this morning and did a double take. Grant had fed his "ROAR" his cheerios. I praised him for having such great manners and sharing his snack. This is an example of what makes my job as "Mom" so much fun.

And for Ron, being a "Dad" comes natural, he and Grant adore eachother...