His teacher did a lot in his class this year for St. Patrick's Day. One fun activity he talked all night about was how they had vanilla pudding or yogurt on the table waiting for them to have for snack but they had to go to the bathroom and wash their hands first. They left and the pudding/yogurt was white [vanilla] and then they came back Mrs. Barton told them that she forgot to shut the door and the sneaky leprechaun got in and changed their pudding/yogurt green! The kids were floored and giggling all afternoon about it. So I did a little similar trick with pancakes! Baker was sooo excited but Preston on the other hand wasn't sure what to think of it. He didn't believe me at first that they were pancakes. He's my skeptic.
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| Baker 4 years old, digging his green 'cakes |
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| Preston 15 months, with his "mom, really?" look |
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| His "mom, what is THAT?" look |
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| This is him looking somewhat interested |
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| So I'm supposed to eat this? |
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| Ok yep, its one of my favorites...mom was right this is a pancake. Have I mentioned that this kid LOVES pancakes? If I gave him pancakes or beans for every meal he would be happy. He adores pancakes and beans. Beans of all kinds....black beans...black eye peas...etc. |
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| Me getting in on the green pancake action |
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| goofy grins! |
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| I love this one! |
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| sweet boys. |
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| Getting a picture of them standing is sometimes a chore. But it always makes for lots of laughs |
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| I got one -- here they are ready for school! We believe Preston will be a future ball player the way he has to always have a ball of some sort in his hand. |
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