Edaville adventure

I'm super tired, so this one is going to be quick. We went to Edaville USA today. It's where Thomas the Train and his friends live. We went for a long ride on a choo choo. Then we went on a lot of other rides. I got to drive a helicopter and put out a fire like a fireman. (I didn't really like that one). My favorite was going on the spinning boat with daddy. We went three times!!! The one bad thing about the day was when mommy made me wear my octopus costume. I cried and she took it off...and you know what, I still got candy trick-or-treating!

Daddy and me on the choo choo train.

I don't want to wear this!

Baker Lexi

I learned four important things at my cooking lesson yesterday.

 

1. Always wear an apron because
baking gets very messy.

2. Don't put measuring spoons in
your mouth and then into flour. 

3. When baking, always stick
your nose in your creation.

4. Check to make sure you
made it right. 

Who wants to come over for some homemade bread?

A new moo-mate

I saw the grossest thing today. I saw a goat pooping. It pooped little black beans. Yuck!!! I may never eat beans again. At the farm and the fair I also saw horses and sheep and cows. My favorite were the cows. Did you know milk comes from cows? I thought it comes from stores. That is where mommy always goes when we don't have any more. Wait, if we get a cow we would never run out of milk. I'm so smart. We must get a cow. It can stay in my crib. I'll just moooo-ve over a little. He he he.

I'll share my room with you, Mr. Cow. Come live with us.

Just think of all the milk!!!

Super sharing

For those that don't believe me, here is proof that I'll share ice cream. Your welcome, mommy!

Just one lick. I said one, mommy!

Gabba!!!

Have you seen my Yo Gabba Gabba pillow and blanket yet? Aunt Heidi gave it to me and I love it. I even have my own special spot on the couch where I sit. (Mommy and daddy call it my hole.) I prop my pillow up, lean back, stretch my legs and yell, "YO GABBA GABBA" really, really loud! Mommy and daddy are always telling me to stop yelling. But I'm in a hole, so I have to scream extra loud so people hear me, right? It seems to work, so I'm going to stick with that. 

Why, hello, welcome to my hole. Come on in.

Farm day with Nana

Nana took me on a farm adventure today. We picked apples and fed animals and picked out a pumpkin. I even got to sit on a pig. (OK, it wasn't a real pig. The real one smells yucky.) All of it was great, but the best part was riding the choo-choo train with Nana. We rode and rode and rode. We got off and then back on and rode and rode and rode again. It was much better than the choo-choo train that I sometimes take with mommy. I got my own seat, didn't need a pass and it was on time. Maybe mommy should take this one to work instead.



I think this one looks good.

Stop! Vegans only please.



All aboard the Lexi express.

I could ride this train all day.

Emergency!

I had a big boo-boo last night. Mommy and me were row-row-rowing and my arm popped. It hurt A LOT! Nana, me and mommy went to this place called urgent care. All the doctors and nurses there were so excited to see me. I went along with it and smiled and tilted my head a lot. They thought I was so cute. It was fun seeing all the beds and the equipment. The nurses put this blinking thing on my finger. They were silly and said it was like an alligator biting me, but I didn't fall for it. Alligators are green. Silly nurses. Doctor Ed popped my arm back. It was nursemaid's elbow again. What a silly name for a diagnosis (that means identifying the cause of a boo-boo). Doctor Ed was really nice, but he was no Doc McStuffins. He didn't give me a band-aid and he didn't sing the All Better song. One of the nurses did give me fishes and water, so that was good.

Getting my temperature taken.

Getting my blood pressure taken.

All better! Post-procedure snack.