November 21, 2008

Happy Birthday to ME!

A couple of days after my birthday, I got to do it all again!

Mmm. Bears' cake.....



Grandma and Grandpa got me this great wagon!

I like to ride inside.



And Tawana got me this wonderful car!



Things are a lot different now that I'm one.

For example, I like to go down the slide!



But some things never change.....

November 15, 2008

Happy Birthday to ME!

I'm getting used to my lion. Wuh hooooo!

Keith got me the best toy ever. It's two maracas -- and they rattle and sing and play music and count and do colors...... Oh my goodness! I can't get enough of them.

November 9, 2008

Fall Fun

Now that it's COLD outside, we have some serious fun in the house!
First, Mommy and I send some toys down my inside slide. I'm still a little bit scared to go down myself.
Then, I chase Mommy around the basement with this toy. Front-wards, and backwards! (Pants are over-rated, by the way. I'm too skinny for them!)
Which leads to a GAME of peek-a-boo and "I'm gonna GET you!!!"
No, I'm not upset; I'm just getting my serious face on. :-)
I'm gonna get you . . . .
Where's Seth?
GOTCHA!

November 5, 2008

My First Political Observations

Last night, Mommy woke me up at about 11:00 at night to hear a speech by Barack Obama. Mommy tells me that he was just elected the next President. Mommy also said that someday I will know how important this is for our country given our history. She also says that, in a weird way, I will never fully understand what it means and she is happy about that. (Can someone explain that later??) President Obama and I have a couple of things in common: we are both boys and we are both biracial. Oh, we also both have Mommy's with white skin. I doubt I want to be in politics when I grow up but Mommy said that if I do, I can have President Obama as a role model for how far I can go. Mommy and I don't agree with every last thing that President Obama says, but we agree with a lot and we are hopeful about what his presidency means for our country and even the world.

But most importantly, Mommy reminded me that our hope is not in our President or any world leader. Our hope is in Jesus Christ from beginning to end. So Mommy and I have agreed to pray for President Obama and this country every night. Won't you join us?