Monday, November 26, 2012

A Case of Miscommunication

I asked Keagan what he did in school today. Of course, I didn't get any sort of straight answer. Then we were eating and he told me that he was playing puzzles with his friend until Miss Michelle (his teacher) put him in the chair. (that's timeout in school).  When I asked him why she put him there he said "Because she was mean to me and wouldn't listen.  She'd better say sorry".  Interesting to see how he can twist things around to make it look like he didn't do anything wrong.  And I never did find out why he was in the chair.

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

4 Year Checkup

Keagan went to the doctor today.  He weighs 36.8 pounds - nearly 4 1/2 pounds more than he weighed last year.  His weight is about average.  He's almost 42 inches tall - which is in the 85th percentile - and nearly 3 1/2 inches taller than last year.

Doctor says he's doing great. He got 2 shots and barely even made a whimper.  Little man is growing up and getting so brave.

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

More Verbal Gems From Keagan

Tonight, I told Keagan that I was going to throw him out in the rain to clean him off. He stopped, got real serious and said that he didn't want the rain to wash away his nice brown skin.  I assured him he wouldn't have to worry about that happening.   The stuff he says just cracks me up.

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Keagan Says The Strangest Things

Keagan and I were playing basketball this morning. I made a basket and Keagan starts shouting "Yay, Mommy! You changed my life". He immediately stops and says "Mommy, what's a life?".  I found it hilarious that he'd even heard that phrase before. However, how do you explain to a 4-year-old what a life is? Stumped me.

I've decided that I really need to write a book about some of the wacky things he comes up with.  Today, he's also decided that we have to tiptoe down the hallway so we don't wake up the sharks and crocodiles.

Sunday, November 4, 2012

4th Birthday Party

Grandma and Grandpa couldn't come to my party, but they sent me lots of cool stuff for my birthday. I got this book reader with lots of books. Now I can read books all by myself.
 Mommy went a little bit overboard with my pirate-themed party.
 She decided to make each guest individual treasure chest cakes.
They turned out pretty cool though (if she must say so herself)
 This year, we had the party at the Children's Museum in Everett. That place is awesome. These were the goody baskets Mommy made for all my friends.  They each got a treasure chest too.
 I got to sit in a throne during the party.
 Just blew out my candles after everyone sang Happy Birthday.
 Messy mayhem ensued.
This guy came in and sang a few songs to us.  I'm not sure if I liked it or not.
 PRESENTS!!!!!!
 Sol thinks I'm taking too long.
I got a Victor train from Sol & his Mommy and Daddy (and a book about Dragons who love tacos)
 
 I got a couple books from Rebecca & James to help me learn my letters and numbers.

 I also got a cool book to color with markers.
 This one is to help me learn my shapes.  I pretty much have those mastered already though.
 I also got a monster truck and some pirate stuff. Pretty cool.
 Daniel and his parents got me a cool hot wheels van, a boo called 'I stink' and a Curious George book about a train ride.
 Derek, Helen and Kailyn got me these awesome rain boots. Those will come in handy this winter.
 This is the treasure chest I got from James & Rebecca. That key is tricky.
Jim & Penny got me this awesome Lightning McQueen scooter. It makes noise and lights up too.  I was very excited (Mommy..... not so much. She's worried about broken limbs).

I also got a cool pen tool that will help me learn to read from Mike, Kristy, Ella, Ollie & Grace.  Mommy took a picture but it was really blurry. 
 These are all the kids who came to my party today (and Kailyn's Daddy).

Happy Halloween

This year, I'm Captain Keagan Hook

Sunday, October 14, 2012

Fun On The Waterfront

We met my friend, Daniel and his Mommy and Daddy at the Great Wheel in Seattle.  
 First, I needed to get a good look at what was in the water underneath the thing.
This is what the Seattle waterfront looks like from the top of the ferris wheel.  Mommy thought it was just a little bit too high.  She also didn't like it when our ferris wheel car kept rocking back and forth.

Daniel and I thought it was a lot of fun - at least it was fun to talk really fast and non-stop during the entire trip. Mommy isn't sure what we were talking about. It had something to do with trains, skeletons and stinky tables.
 After that, we went to the arcade. I rode on the carousel.
 Then Daniel and I raced car video games.  It didn't really matter that our parents never put any money in the machines.  We both won.
 This furry thing was outside one of the stores.  I'm not sure why, but it was fun to stand next to.
 Then we found an open pier where Daniel and I could run, run, run.  I think our parents were trying to wear us out so we'd take naps.
 Let's race!
I ran far and I'm really fast!

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Preschool Pictures

This was taken on my second day of preschool.  I had to say pickles and monkeys. Sounds silly, but the picture turned out pretty nice, if I must say so myself.

Monday, September 10, 2012

My First Day of Preschool

I started class at a new preschool today.
 I was not at all thrilled with the idea.
But I did calm down enough for Mommy to get one good picture.  (and it turned out to be a pretty good day actually)

Sunday, September 9, 2012

More California

 Mommy thought it would be fun to have a caricature of me done.  We asked some guy at the San Diego Safari Park to draw one.  He didn't really finish the picture and it doesn't really look like me - but he got my outfit pretty much spot on.
Mommy's favorite vacation picture. Keagan, Grandpa AND Grandma.

California Vacation Videos


Golfing lessons with great-aunt Joyce. Golf is hard. I didn't really want to pay attention. 


It's a little known fact that remote controlled cars run faster if you crouch down to their level.
Learning to cast a fishing line.

Reeling in the big one is tough, especially when your hat keeps getting in the way.

We caught a fishy, we caught a fishy!
I let Grandpa do all the dirty work.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Fishing With Grandpa

We stayed at a place in Escondido that had a fishing pond right on site.  
 So Grandpa and I got a fishing rod and some bait and headed out to do a little fishin'.
 We used a rod with a very little hook and the bait was a mushy, old hot dog.
 Here we go! Come on fishy.
 The fish took our bait so we had to reel back in the line.
 Sitting and waiting for the fish to bite.
 Maybe there's a fish hiding back here somewhere.
 We got one!
 Look, we finally got one on shore.
 It's a big one.
 Check us out!
 All right!
 Let's test our luck again.
 Grandpa got another one.
 Wow! That's a big one.
 I'll stay over here, it's tail keeps flopping around.
 Maybe I'll get a closer look.
 Sure, I'll help you hold it up.
 Whatcha doing Grandpa? Taking the hook out?
Here's our third fish.  We actually caught 4, but the big one got away.