18 months

S turned 18 months old today.  We played it low-key and just hung out at home.  There was a lot of playing with the new Jake and the Neverland Pirates Duplo ship.  We played outside (but he didn't cooperate for pictures of that).  There was even cooperative playing between D and S. 

 I can't believe he's already a year and half old.  It's amazing how he's changed in that time.  He is still laid back and easy to make laugh.  He LOVES to try new foods and will climb anything around.  Thankfully, he hasn't attempted to climb out of the crib yet.

 Here's some of the latest info:

 Height - 32 inches
Weight - 26 pounds
Sleep - 8 to 7 with one 2-hour afternoon nap
Language - mimics many new words he hears; just started saying cracker, yes, BAAAA, grandma, grandpa, and more I'm forgetting
Likes - outside, climbing, shooting the canon from the pirate ship, anything with wheels, music, saying "Uh-oh" as he brings you something he shouldn't have (mouse, remote, iphone, Kindle), D
Dislikes - tomatoes (though he insists on trying them everytime he sees one), "NO", when somebody (anybody) leaves the house

 Now for the pictures from today!
Ripping the paper was no trouble today

LOVE

Favorite part of the ship ... the canon

Playing nicely

Pirate ship battle ... Daddy made a 2nd ship

Half Birthday cookie

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