Yesterday afternoon, at his play kitchen, sweet David made his baby sister one 'chicken-fried' treat after another, until he ran out of chicken-fried sugar.
School is good to him. He's learning about all sorts of new things, like meats, friendships & football. We are most definitely in Texas. This week he was proud to announce that he had "tried meat for the very first time!" well, what did you think? "It was...cold. It was...not very good. There was lettuce though!" Oh yeah? "Yeah! That was...not very good either. But there was cheese, I like cheese" Well what else? "Green beans! They tasted...different." Different? "yes...like...not like your's taste...not very good"
I suppose I am a bit flattered and just a tiny bit happy that is isn't fond of the meats.
He also spends a good deal of time working on his 'tough' image & playing with the 5 little girls from across the street. Five new friends! We are too lucky!

They have a hamster too!
Izzy wants to walk. I can see it in her eyes. I can see it in her busy feet when I set her down. I am thinking a little baby push cart would be just the thing. Yesterday she & I scoured every thrift & consignment shop in a 10 mile radius. No luck. Back to the hunt on Monday, or maybe she'll find her balance tonight.
Dave is in the process of 'whispering' the dogs. "I am whispering the crap out of these dogs lately" Ivy responds the best, of course she is the one who needs it the most. She wants to be good, she really does. Right as soon as she's finished burying the hand towels in the yard,
then she wants to be good.