Busy week!

Monday mama woke up with a toothache, so I went to the dentist with her because daddy was at work. I was a very good boy and the dentist was very nice. He told mama she needed a root canal on her tooth and referred her to another dentist. Tuesday was mama's ob Dr appointment and daddy was teaching a class at work so I went with mama again. I wasn't quite as well behaved as at the dentist. I opened the door and ran out in the hall while mama was going potty. I was in a time out when the Dr came in. The Dr listened to the baby in mama's tummy and said that my baby sister is a very active little baby. Mama was able to get into the dentist for a root canal on Wednesday, so I stayed home with daddy. In the afternoon it was sunny, so we went outside to play. I went straight to the mud puddle in the driveway and jumped in. Then I looked at mama and said "mama, watch!", before jumping in again. I finally dropped my second nap this week, but I'm still adjusting. Daddy and mama were busy all day Thursday getting things done around the house and outside. I helped mama dust mop the floor and rode in the wheelbarrow while daddy loaded the wood box. On Friday Miss Lori, our old neighbor, came over to see our house and to see me. She brought me a new toy and I showed off my tumbling moves. That night daddy and mama went to cross fit and Miss Amber watched me at the gym. There was a potluck afterwards, and I thought it was pretty fun to climb all of the way up to the top of the boxes and jump to someone close by. Today Miss Tami and Maren came over for the day, and the mamas tried to get some scrapbooking done. Maren and I did our best to not let them get too much done ;-) We played outside for a while and came in for Maren to go potty, I waited by the door for a while eating a snack and trying to be patient. When Miss Tami came back from town she brought a pizza for dinner. Mama managed to burn the pizza and two of the smoke alarms went off, making both Maren and I cry. After all of the chaos, all I kept saying was "whoa mama, whoa".