~Pretty~
Progress on the highchair! I really like the bright red! I sanded the most worn parts of it, but Anthony would be in high school by the time I managed to strip the entire thing. So spray paint it is! I was inspired by Rosie on Like Mother Like Daughter. She did the same thing to make a really sweet highchair for her little boy. I'm still in the process of sanding down the tray. I want that to be stained and poly-ed rather than painted so I can scrub it well all the time. Even that little piece is taking me a really long time to sand.
Progress on the highchair! I really like the bright red! I sanded the most worn parts of it, but Anthony would be in high school by the time I managed to strip the entire thing. So spray paint it is! I was inspired by Rosie on Like Mother Like Daughter. She did the same thing to make a really sweet highchair for her little boy. I'm still in the process of sanding down the tray. I want that to be stained and poly-ed rather than painted so I can scrub it well all the time. Even that little piece is taking me a really long time to sand.
~Happy~
Ryan was reading the paper Sunday morning and not really paying attention to Anthony and me. (You know, "Hun, should I make pancakes or waffles today?... ... Ryan?" "Sure.") So I drew our family on his toes. He didn't really react to this until the coffee you see in his hand was at least half drunk.
"Mama! I'm going pee-pee in the potty!" That's exactly what is happening in this picture. You'll just have to take my word for it, as that little drape of t-shirt is what makes it legal to post this photo. We've been encouraging Anthony's interest in the potty. He does do very well and he's so proud of himself! I haven't figured out out-and-about pottying yet, as public toilets are just too big and, well, gross. He really does need a potty seat with that tiny behind, but carrying one with us seems rather impractical especially since we walk a lot of places, and, well, gross.
~Funny~
~Real~
What is it about brooms that fascinates kids?! I actually got my son a child-sized broom when he was 2. He LOVES it, and I get to use mine without having to defend it from him. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, congratulations to you and Anthony on the potty training. I canNOT imagine Sly possibly ready for that in four months.
ReplyDeleteOops, I mean 16 months...I added wrong :-P
ReplyDeleteI didn't see your link until just now... I love the red high chair! It's looking great. I know what you mean about it taking forever to sand the tray - why do they make high chairs with so many surfaces?
ReplyDeleteI love the faces on the toes, too - so funny! I can totally imagine how that would happen...