So I found a website with some great activities to do with Luke and decided to try making some
edible finger paints. The paint turned out to be quite thick, so much so that I thought about just calling it play dough. But I went ahead with the finger painting idea.
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| Here's the set up: a table cloth on the floor with a piece of paper on the top. Luke was very interested in wrinkling the table cloth. |
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| I plopped some of the "paint" down on the paper. The paper itself was more interesting to Luke. |
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| I put some of the "paint" in his hand and smeared it on the paper. He was more interested in trying to figure out what was sticking to his hand. |
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| "Hmm...what is that?" |
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| "I'm really not so sure about this." |
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| Apparently he sat in the purple blob. |
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| Mommy decided to paint Luke. He was unimpressed. |
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| "Mommy, what is this stuff all over me??" |
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| "I'm really not liking this at all!" |
So, yeah. That didn't go over quite as well as I had hoped it would. Into the bathtub and out came a clean and much happier baby.
In other news, my mom has been visiting this week and we've had a good time. Here are some pictures from her visit.
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| In the Ice Cream Parlor play area at the Children's Museum |
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| With Daddy in the race car (Children's Museum) |
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| With Daddy on the Hot Wheels motorcycle |
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| Playing with giant Legos |
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| Riding on a horse ride |
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| With Grandma in the play area at the Children's Museum |
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| Daddy, Mommy and Luke |
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| Daddy, Luke, and Grandma |
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| Mom and Grandma getting ready for the pictures. I love the look on Luke's face. (Notice Guenevere photo bombing in the background.) |
