Silly Boy.

Toby doing a wonderful job dusting the ceiling fan. Willie bought a swiffer duster so that his TV could be dusted all the time. I think Toby like using it more than anybody. He asks what he can dust, and for the first little while it was used as a mini broom perfect size for Toby.

In disguise again. For some odd reason Toby is obsessed with moustaches. So I bought him a pack of moustaches, this is only one of them.

Always asking for yogurt.

And will only eat it out of the container, he freaks out when its in a bowl.

We caught Toby trying to do push-ups one day. (I think he watches Uncle Shane.) Willie showed him how to do a proper push-up, then they did some sit-ups, I was surprised Toby was so interested. I think we are going to have a very healthy boy on our hands. He is forever eating vegetables.

Stitches.

These are Toby's two very first stitches, and I'm sure I have many more to see.

Hoppy Hoppy Joy Joy!!!! /09

Gido telling Toby that he seen a bunny hopping out of the yard.

Uncle Andy getting Toby all excited and to the front yard for the Easter hunt.

Driving up a snow hill.

Andy showed Toby that he doesn't need to use his legs to pedal when someones around to push you in all the fun places.

Gido yelled at the ruts and didn't want the mud mixed with his gravel. Andy yelled back that he didn't have the steering wheel.

Darcy standing proud with Jake.

Parked.

Finding bubbles, then throwing it down because it did not fit in his basket.

Hunting.

Chocolate Galore.

Getting Jake all his treats and trinkets. I hope Jake had lots of fun on his very first Easter Egg hunt. It was pretty exciting for us, well me anyway.

Kary pointed out a toy and Toby looking up instead of the right direction.

Now this is what Kary was pointing at.

Jake's LOOT. Remembering Baba.

Gido helping Toby gather eggs.

Willie playing with Jake's spider man ball.

Gido making sure Toby says thank-you to the Easter Bunny.

Easter Basket.

The Rubber Boots that made the day extra Easterly.

Andy trying to hold Toby's head up for the picture.

Admiring.

I just had to take a picture of this. It reminds me of the 80's when these where still in Canada. It looks like somebody tried to run away out in the open. I'm sure everyone fell down the stairs in one of these once upon a time. Or maybe I just had bad bad parents.

Some after math.