Haiku #140

#140

New tooth etiquette:

Don't bite the hand that feeds you*

and do not GRIND them!!

*This includes ALL body parts, Toothy McGee!

Haiku #139

#139

Big block, little block-

his patience and tiny hands

put it to the test

Haiku #138

#138

I'm sort of worried

he wants to be on TV-

my little hambone

Haiku #137

#137

Although I'm driving

Subaru-induced naptime

is nice for me, too.

Haiku #136

#136

You were nine months in

and today marks nine months out--

Happy Milestone!

Haiku #135

#135

Hey, handsome baby

don't think I've seen you before...

you come here often?

Haiku #134

#134

When it's cold outside

I prefer to stay indoors

and just play dress-up!

Haiku #133

#133

The two vaqueros

rest in front of the window

waiting for their boy

Haiku #132

#132

At home in the south

we consider this an art-

tacky, flashy art

Haiku #131

#131

The day with no nap

results in a long car ride

for required rest

Haiku #130

#130

Our statue, "Jorge"

has been given a new name...

He's now "Scary Man"

Photo courtesy Eli (age 2) taken with his Discovery Kids digital camera.

Haiku #129

#129

His mobility

has slowed the haiku machine

to nearly a crawl

(Pun intended)

Haiku #128

#128

Today's agenda:

performing feats of strength

and amazing tricks