Today's Toby

  Ready for some snowy fun. (Special thanks to the Ross family for the toasty hand-me-downs.)

One of my favorite things is catching Toby reading a new book to himself.   

 Checking out the rear view of the helicopter.

Toby and his classmates singing Holiday Cheer.  

Just before last week's haircut we pulled out a comb post-bath for fun.   

A few more outta do it, Dad.  

Still a cutie.  

I have seen the future. Pretty sure it involves lots of "I can't even".  

   

How many blocks can you stack on your head? (Two is currently our limit.)  

Today is Toby's school holiday concert. It was rescheduled due to COVID concerns. We are sad that we can't see it in person, but, suffice to say, we are excited to watch the coming video!  

Awww...one second of snuggling before we were back to full wiggle-worm.  

Helping Sockaree and Sockaroonee get to work on time. We've got all kinds of skills over here.  

What it looks like when you get to go back to school after a 3 day weekend. (Probably a testament to how much he loves school. Not how crazy his parents and little brother make him. Probably.)  

A collection of photos back from an early fall adventure to Jurrasic Playground and Meadow Lake.  

Or as we call it around here "Hi, bear!"-nation. We don't have good pictures of this, since Toby is usually under his blanket. But we take a moment to cuddle on the couch in solidarity with Slumbers and his winter hibernation.  

I found this photo today. Toby was just over 2 when it was taken. What a nugget!  

A pause in the couch climbing and bouncing.   

Suited up and ready for my mission. But where to go?  Watch the video to find out.  Also, stick around for a special cameo at the end.

Exploring the snow at school.  

Have boots. Will stomp. (Special thanks to the Ross Family for such great winter wear.)  

Cold days are good for making a fort with your friends. (Also, Slumbers is hibernating so he was totally down for this.)  

Toby took a tumble on his bike. Thanks to his helmet, he walked away with just a bruise on his cheek. He was (understandably) sad about the bump, but remains enthusiastic about bike riding.