Rock and Roll

I guess you could say this was my first rock and roll concert. Mickey and friends put on a very cool show called Disney Live.

Here they are in their car. Beep-Beep!

Three of my favorite characters were there too. Woody, Jessie, and Buzz Lightyear. Buzz didn't come out yet in this scene. My mom is having a tough time deciding whether I should be Jessie or Woody for Halloween. Hmm...maybe Buzz? He's just so cool. I don't know. Maybe I'll come up with something on my own. Stay tuned...

The show was so much fun. I got to hear Cinderella sing. We were allowed to jump up and down on the chairs. Or so I think because all the other kids were doing it. We were also allowed to yell, "Yee-haw!!" after Jessie. Then they blew bubbles at us and in the end all these little pieces of paper called confetti fell from the ceiling. It was an awesome show.

Friends

I met up with my friends at an indoor playground. I haven't seen them in a while so it was really good to see them. Especially my friend, Joshua.

There were lots of things to climb. Joshua was a little scared so I encouraged him. He made it to the top.

We ran like wild animals and screamed at the top of our lungs.

Then it was time to go. Hugs to my bff.

Here with Victoria.

Everybody.

I really didn't want to leave. It's kind of hard for me to understand why we had to. But I knew we still had to go to Charlie's party at the park. See the present in the back there? I still had to give that to Charlie. So I calmed down knowing I will see and get to play with my school buddies at the park.

Daddy's desk

I like to go through my daddy's desk and pretend I'm working.

That's why he can't find stuff when he needs it.

Waiting...

WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE

In theaters October 16th.

Photo: http://weloveyouso.com/category/wherethewildthingsare/page/3/
Maya can't wait. We watch the trailer almost everyday.

Beach Day

It was a perfect day to go to the beach.

We made some Moai-esq faces like on Easter Island.

Mommy helped me build various structures around the bunker hole daddy dug up.

I chased seagulls.

And daddy and I chased waves over and over again. That was fun.

Vroom

"Traffic jam on the 210 freeway. A giant red Boston Terrier jack-knifed between the patio and the lawn. Freeway is closed until further notice."

Sailing away

Take all toys out of toy bin. Get in and pretend it's a boat.

The way I brush

Every night when I brush my teeth, my mom and I sit on my step stool next to the sink.

We make faces, sing songs, and play the "I'm a..." game until my teeth are clean. The "I'm a..." game is me and my mom taking turns saying we're all kinds of things. For example:

Maya: I'm a table.

Mommy: I'm a chair.

Maya: I'm a toothbrush.

Mommy: I'm a toothpaste.

Do you see how it goes? Two items have to be somewhat related. It's pretty good. We play it in the car too. It helps me learn and at the same time keeps my mom busy. Sometimes we play it so much, my mom begs for me to stop.

After brushing, my mom cleans up after my mess. See the smudges on the mirror? That's lotion I put on there after my bath. I do it no matter how many times my mom tells me not to. I can't help it. So now she has to wipe it off. I love my mom.

String puppets

Here are my new friends.

This is actually the second time I've met these guys.

The first time was when I was a few weeks old and I didn't know what the heck they were.

Now, I really find them fascinating. It's strange through. They talk through my mom and they get me to do stuff like pick up my toys in my room and take a shower. Hmmm, I don't know...something's going on there. Oh well, they are fun anyway because they sing songs and walk around with me.

Just hanging out. Poor dog was so confused. His Steve Buscemi eyes were bulging out.

"What is this thing standing on me, man?!"

L.A. fires

For the last couple of weeks, Los Angeles has been choked by smoke and ash because of the multiple fires that started in the surrounding mountains. At school, outside play and activities have been cancelled because of the smoky air. We've been couped up inside our classrooms and we act like wild children when our parents pick us up. The firefighters have been working hard to contain the fires and they are getting there slowly but surely. Thank you firefighters for your hard work in helping put out the fires. It's very important to two year olds like us to be able to run around outside. My parents salute you as well. Many thanks.

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