This may look like a small plastic toy to you or to me. To James, it is a cell phone.
An ordinary brown leather sofa? Not when James straddles the top. From that position, he told me, "Look, Mommy! I'm riding a horse!"
This is the cardboard strip torn off our laundry detergent box.
But in James' hands, it's a balloon, and he is Curious George, being carried away by it.
These are not the pillows on our bed . . .
. . . they form the dashboard of James' car.
On the left is a carrot. On the right is the vegetable peeler. When James "peels carrots," he does so over the trash can. And the following picture needs no explanation:
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i lovelove it. and look forward to being a passenger in the truly genius (and green!) pillow car. in honor of our old (now deeply buried in his subconscious, but still)tradition, please give james a good quiet forehead to forehead moment, through some stair railings, on my behalf. much love to the family c.
What a cutie! He is so big and adorable! I think it is awesome what a great imagination he has. Obviously very very smart like his mom.
I love it... I believe my favorite is the carrot and peeler, used ever so appropriately over the trash can. I love getting little glimpses into their minds. Little boys are just so fun!
It's amazing how kids pick up on what their parents do and then create it with elements from their own imagination.
Wait wait wait... you can get him to understand that carrot peeling go in the trash can...
yet he struggles with the wall being off limits for crayons?
I'm confused.
wait - who said walls are off limits for crayons?
james is adorable, tati! and i do love his imagination as well!
Oh they grow up so fast!
He is so cute! Sometimes I wish we could always look at the world like a child! That is great you had family come a visit! How long are you guys going to be over there?? Have a fun time while you're there, I'm sure you'll miss it when you come back!
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