First thing Mommy said to me was Happy Valentine's Day.  She took me to Barbara's home so she could go to work to earn money to pay our bills.

 We ate an orange yesterday and we saved the peel in case we wanted to have a fight with it today.

  As soon as we finished breakfast, we had that fight.

 Next I brushed my teeth.

 Barbara and I played with Play dough.  We played with the little numbers a lot.  I recognize all the numbers.  I do ask which is 6 and which is 9 sometimes.

One of my little motorcycles finally broke.  The front part of it looks like a unicycle.  I used it to make tracks on Play dough.  We also looked at a video on the Internet about unicycles.  I told Barbara I wanted to learn how to ride one.  She said first lets work on getting really good at riding a bike.

 GGM and I read about policeman, strangers, and 911.

 I was the doctor, checking GGM's eyes.

 She needed a shot and didn't cry.

We played with the alphabet computer my cousin Elizabeth from Tennessee gave to me.

 These nine little building blocks kept us entertained for at least an hour and a half today.

 It wasn't easy but we finally got this tower to stand without falling.

Can you tell that this is a figure of a man?

I made this "pattern."  We work with patterns at school.  We made up some crazy games using those blocks.

 It was a beautiful sunny day and we played outside on three separate occasions.  One time we spent time looking for sweet gum balls that had fallen from the trees.

 We filled this bucket with them and a few pine cones.

GGF and I watched Gunsmoke.

 We all played soccer.

 I remembered that GGF used this chimnia to burn some paper... when I was not present.

Today was the last Grandparent's Day for Mimz and Morgan at Morgan's school.  It is the last one because Morgan will be going to a different school next year.  Mimz has been going to them since Morgan was in second grade and she has enjoyed every one of them.  They plan to keep having a Grandparents Day of their own.

 Neighbor Brad was mowing and blowing his yard, so I was using the blower he gave to me.

 I held the box of screws that he used to repair the new fence the city put up at the end of our dead end street.

 It must be a boy thing:  I love to roll around on the ground.

I don't mind getting grass and dirt on my clothes.  We did more things today, but this is enough for you to see it was a very busy day.  Guess who will be going to bed as soon as Mommy takes me home?

In my backpack was a sack of Valentines from my classmates.  Today was the party but I don't go to school on Friday.  I looked at everything, but I waited until I was home with Mommy to get into the candy.