Hairy Situation

Nathan visited The Best Little Hair House today. He got his second haircut. This stylist did much better than his first one at Hair Force. I took the bag of cheesy poofs along to keep him content. He was such a good boy as he got all of his lovely locks chopped off. I hate doing it, but I know it has to be done. It always takes me a few days to get used to it. I liked his shaggy hair, it made him look so sweet and innocent. Everyone who has ever met Nathan knows he needs all the help he can get on the innocence part.
He's a sucker for cheesy poofs.
He was definitely a hit with the ladies at the salon. Steve's mad he didn't get to take him. He always enjoys the female attention he receives when he's in Nathan's company.

I'll throw in a couple of pictures from his first haircut just for good measure.

Ta da! Here's the new 'do. After his haircut, we went to the mall and got him another new pair of shoes. I don't have any pictures of him modeling them yet though. We also met Tyler and his mom there. Tyler got some matching Shox today! Nathan helped him break them in on the playground.
I kept thinking I lost Nathan today, but he would always be right in front of me. I just didn't recognize him with his new haircut.
Nathan and Tyler couldn't get enough of this slide. Little boys play so rough. Nothing stood in their way of making it to the top of the ladder for a chance to slide. Not even each other.






Nathan introduced Tyler to lemonade, now he's hooked.
Tyler is reading up about this new drink. His mom had to stop at the food court to get him more lemonade to quench his addiction. 
And last, but certainly not least, Happy Birthday Uncle Joe!

Hairy Situation

Nathan visited The Best Little Hair House today. He got his second haircut. This stylist did much better than his first one at Hair Force. I took the bag of cheesy poofs along to keep him content. He was such a good boy as he got all of his lovely locks chopped off. I hate doing it, but I know it has to be done. It always takes me a few days to get used to it. I liked his shaggy hair, it made him look so sweet and innocent. Everyone who has ever met Nathan knows he needs all the help he can get on the innocence part.
He's a sucker for cheesy poofs.
He was definitely a hit with the ladies at the salon. Steve's mad he didn't get to take him. He always enjoys the female attention he receives when he's in Nathan's company.

I'll throw in a couple of pictures from his first haircut just for good measure.

Ta da! Here's the new 'do. After his haircut, we went to the mall and got him another new pair of shoes. I don't have any pictures of him modeling them yet though. We also met Tyler and his mom there. Tyler got some matching Shox today! Nathan helped him break them in on the playground.
I kept thinking I lost Nathan today, but he would always be right in front of me. I just didn't recognize him with his new haircut.
Nathan and Tyler couldn't get enough of this slide. Little boys play so rough. Nothing stood in their way of making it to the top of the ladder for a chance to slide. Not even each other.






Nathan introduced Tyler to lemonade, now he's hooked.
Tyler is reading up about this new drink. His mom had to stop at the food court to get him more lemonade to quench his addiction. 
And last, but certainly not least, Happy Birthday Uncle Joe!

Sole Searching

Nathan and I went to the mall today to find some new shoes for him. He's too active for those soft sole shoes now. He needed some big boy shoes. He ended up getting some Nike Shox. With all the running he does, he probably needs the extra cushioning. And more importantly, he looks cool in them. To reward him for his patience with trying on shoes today, we went to the mall playground again. I thought I was going to have it out with a little three-ish year old girl when I peeked in the play tent and saw her pushing Nathan and saying, "Get out. This is my house." He went in the tent first anyways. He should have been the one pushing her out. They were playing so nicely together before that. I guess she wasn't expecting me to stick my head in. I stared at her and said "DO NOT PUSH HIM." She just stared back at me like 'whatever, dude' and I said it again with devil eyes and she left him alone. A few minutes later she crawled on top of the tent and fell off (before I could push her....totally just kidding). Hopefully she learned her lesson on karma today.

Here he is sporting his new shoes. 

He tried standing up and stepping off the front porch instead of turning around and scooting off. As you can see, it didn't quite work out like he had hoped. That is a leaf stuck to his forehead. 
One day I asked Steve to pick up some baby soap for Nathan while he was out. He went to Sam's Club and bought two jumbo three-packs of baby soap. I thought he was crazy and there would be no way Nathan could use that much soap. I was wrong. Way wrong. No matter where Nathan goes, he always makes his way to the dirt.
Here are a few pictures that I thought were cute.

Showing his school spirit for Mommy's and Daddy's schools.

Nathan is getting his second hair cut tomorrow, so I bought some Cheetos to keep his happy while he's at the salon. I started eating the Cheetos and I forgot to put them out of his reach when I was finished. I turned the corner and caught him orange handed.

Sole Searching

Nathan and I went to the mall today to find some new shoes for him. He's too active for those soft sole shoes now. He needed some big boy shoes. He ended up getting some Nike Shox. With all the running he does, he probably needs the extra cushioning. And more importantly, he looks cool in them. To reward him for his patience with trying on shoes today, we went to the mall playground again. I thought I was going to have it out with a little three-ish year old girl when I peeked in the play tent and saw her pushing Nathan and saying, "Get out. This is my house." He went in the tent first anyways. He should have been the one pushing her out. They were playing so nicely together before that. I guess she wasn't expecting me to stick my head in. I stared at her and said "DO NOT PUSH HIM." She just stared back at me like 'whatever, dude' and I said it again with devil eyes and she left him alone. A few minutes later she crawled on top of the tent and fell off (before I could push her....totally just kidding). Hopefully she learned her lesson on karma today.

Here he is sporting his new shoes. 

He tried standing up and stepping off the front porch instead of turning around and scooting off. As you can see, it didn't quite work out like he had hoped. That is a leaf stuck to his forehead. 
One day I asked Steve to pick up some baby soap for Nathan while he was out. He went to Sam's Club and bought two jumbo three-packs of baby soap. I thought he was crazy and there would be no way Nathan could use that much soap. I was wrong. Way wrong. No matter where Nathan goes, he always makes his way to the dirt.
Here are a few pictures that I thought were cute.

Showing his school spirit for Mommy's and Daddy's schools.

Nathan is getting his second hair cut tomorrow, so I bought some Cheetos to keep his happy while he's at the salon. I started eating the Cheetos and I forgot to put them out of his reach when I was finished. I turned the corner and caught him orange handed.