The Jones Family
Monday, July 12, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Sitting in Trucks
Honking the horn on a wrecker.
Pearson was very confused when we told him we were going to "Touch A Truck". He said "Why are we going to touch a truck?" I know he was thinking I touch Daddy's truck all the time... It took him a while to understand that he could do anything he wanted in all of the trucks lined up there. He had a great time.
Labels: Pearson, touch a truck, video
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Tiger Trek
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Snow "Storms" of 2010
Warning: The following videos may not be appropriate for some viewers. Only viewers related to Pearson will enjoy these videos. Viewer discretion is advised.
January Snow
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We borrowed a sled from our neighbors and after watching the video you will see why I made Kirby take it back and offer to buy them another one.
February Snow
"What I Like About Snow" by Pearson
I like to catch one and play in it.
I like to run in it.
I like to step on your footprints in it.
And just because I just like it.
And just because I just do.
Here is Pearson with our very sad snowman. He is taller than Pearson and he has arms, but we never got around to giving him any facial features. Also, I think Oso ran off with his arms at least three times and they had to be replaced.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Christmas Day
The Christmas morning loot.
This is a video of Pearson exhibiting some of his anal tendencies. At the end he gasps and stops to remove all the tape from the outside of the box. Apparently you must not open a box that still has tape on it from the wrapping paper.
I don't think the inventors of Hungry, Hungry Hippos would have thought a three-year-old little boy would have been so intent on figuring out how the game works. If there are any flaws in this game, Pearson is now aware of them!
John Deere tractor from Jones and Susan (Kirby's parents).
Riding his Glide Bike. (A glide bike has no pedals. You push with your feet. Once you get going fast enough you put your feet on the pegs and glide or coast. The idea is that it is easier to learn how to balance when you are not depending on training wheels.)
Christmas night we went to see the Christmas lights at Life College. There was also a pen of goats there that you can feed.

And pony rides.
