Over the weekend I took on the task of labeling my posts. As tedious as it was, it was also fun to look back. One post I did that I liked was a post where I listed their 'Favorite Things.' I thought it provided a nice snapshot of them at that moment in time. Thus, I have decided now and then to do a Favorite Things post.
Zachy still likes most of what I listed last time. Especially, his Pillow Pet; their relationship continues to blossom. He continues to love being outdoors and, accordingly, loves his shoes and socks. Of course, he still likes to get a rise out of his sister, until she retaliates, that is.
Three days shy of being seventeen months, some more of Zachy's Favorite Things are:
- Throwing food.
- Throwing things away.
- Getting into the cat litter box with a small bowl or something and scooping it out.
- 'Jumping' on the bed.
- Turning in circles. At first he was imitating Mackenzie playing ballerina, but then I think he decided he just liked getting dizzy.
- Fitting things into things, taking off and putting lids on things
- Running around with choking hazards in his mouth.
- Laughing.
- Being chased.
- Being naughty. Silly naughty that is.
Mackenzie also still likes a lot of the same things as before as well. She still twirls hair, her's and our's. She is still into role play. The newest one is 'Puppy.' BuddyCat, he's a constant. They're attached to one another. And, she still loves her family.
One day past turning three years and five months, some more of Mackenzie's Favorite Things are:
- 'OLIVIA.' She is obsessed with 'Olivia.' At times she makes believe she is Olivia's friend, Francine.
- Purple. She loves the color Purple.
- The book 'Too Loud Lily.'
- Helping and getting praise for helping.
- Accomplishing something by herself. Much as she fights it, she feels good when she 'Does it!'
- Having her very own new special 'place' to have quiet time.
- Using her imagination.
- Not napping.
- Being a Big Sister. She has really started to take on this role and takes her responsibilities seriously.
- Being a 'Big Kid.'