Jack (reluctantly and loudly) identifies family members; Mom laughs asthmatically in background

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He really does like pumpkins

Spidey

Jack tried on his Halloween costume a week early to make sure it fit. He looked in the mirror and said, "These are my jammies."

Naked Reading

Chocklit

Post-Texas Tech, Jack shows pride in the Huskers

p.s. Please note that this is a wonderful day in Austin: the first day of wearing a jacket to school.

A Touch Chauvinistic, If You Ask Me

Tonight Jack was out back watching Todd mow the lawn. I thought it might be getting too loud for him, so I asked him if he wanted to come out front with me.

He said, "No. Me help Daddy mow. Go wash dishes."

Imaginary Poop Pick-up Finds Jack in Hysterics

Me watch Bones get better

Calling Assistance from Auntie Kimmy...

Kimmy, since you have your masters (or at least you ACT like you do) in some type of language business, why do toddlers (namely mine) put the verb at the end of sentences?

For example, Jack will ask, "Where my dog is?"

And when I say, "No, you should say, 'Where IS my dog?'" he replies, "Oh. Where IS my dog is?"

Exciting News!

When I went to get a breakfast taco yesterday, the lady at Taco Cabana told me I'm having a girl. We're so excited!

Amusement park for those less than or equal to 4 feet tall

After Dark Photoshoot

Baby, Part Deux

According to Vegas, those of you that think it's a boy have a 50/50 chance of being right. Oddly, the chances of it being a girl are the same.