A Boy of Many Hats!

Daddy went to the Islanders-Bruins game on Saturday night with Papa and Uncle Jim. Look what he brought home for me! Thanks, Daddy!

I am NEVER taking this hat off! This may be better than my Yankee hat!
Hamming in up with the cousins.

Christmas is coming!

On Friday night, Uncle Jim had his annual house lighting ceremony. Daddy took a picture of mommy and I. It was really cold outside and we could not wait to go in! It was really neat looking at the lights. I wonder what Uncle Jim is going to add to his display next year?

Ahhhhh, the Tryptophan.....

Mommy thought it would be really funny to snap this picture on Thanksgiving night. Thanks, Aunt Laurette and Uncle Jim for having such nice carpet. Mommy said that she put me back on the air mattress and I was so tired I never woke! She's said in the morning she wished she could bottle the stuff up, because she would be a millionaire!

First Snowfall

Last Tuesday we had our first snowfall of the year. I was sooooo excited! Mommy made sure to snap a picture of me before it melted. She said that she was glad it would not last, the leaves are still waiting to be picked up. I asked daddy if he would let me ride on the tracker with him when he vacuums up the leaves, but he said it was too dangerous. He did say that he will make sure that the tractor works good for me when I get to do it all on my own. I can't wait!

Chief Hockey Player

Today at school I made an Indian headpiece. Katie and Ellie said my name is "Chief Hockey Player." I wore it during dinner tonight while I ate my fries and grilled cheese. Do you think they had grilled cheese at the first Thanksgiving? Tomorrow it is off to New York to visit Conor and Skylar. I have not seen them in a long time! I can't wait! Happy Thanksgiving!

Ready, Set, Bowl!

Today I went bowling with my mommy, my friend Olivia, and her mommy, Elaine. We had a lot of fun! When we got there it was disco bowling. There were lots of lights, music, and everything was glowing the dark. Mommy remembered how she used to go "Lunar Bowling" in college with her friends. I bowled really good with the big heavy ball. Next time we go back I want my daddy to come with us. (Maybe I will have a career with the PBA!)

Olivia and I are waiting very patiently for our turns!
Here I am watching my ball to see how many pins I hit this time! Check out my cool shoes!

Watch out David Beckham!

Shoot, Score!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had my first soccer practice today. I learned how to dribble the ball, hit it with my head, and how to shoot. I scored a bunch of times! I also got to play in the goal. My mommy and daddy told me that I had to listen to what my coaches said and I made sure that I had my eyes on them at all times. I can't wait for next week to see what I will learn then. I have to go now and take my nap, all that running around made me pooped!

It's Never to Early to Start!

For my birthday, my (girl)friend, Olivia, got me my first shaving kit. I use it every night in the tub. My daddy told me that it is never too early to start shaving, the girls love a man with a close shave.... I hope that proves true!

Happy Fall!

I have gotten to do a lot of things this season. At school I learned that it is Fall because the leaves fall off the trees and the temperature drops. I went apple picking, pumpkin picking and on a hay ride when we went to Eagle Lake in Pennsylvania. I always have a lot of fun there with my cousins, Conor and Skylar. I also went to my neighborhood Halloween Party. There were a lot of big kids. My mommy made me a pile of leaves so that I could play in them. Maybe this weekend my daddy will have to pick them all up. What a mess!

Go Packers!

I got to dress up in my football outfit yesterday. My mommy said that daddy's friends were coming to cheer on the Patriots. She said that I didn't have any Colts stuff to wear but my Green Bay shirt would be just fine. It must have brought them good luck because the Packers won their game. Mommy wasn't very happy that Indianapolis lost but she said they will beat New England when it really matters in January.