Mercer ate an entire human-sized Clif Bar this morning. The flavor was chocolate chip. He has his own little Kids Clif Bars, but this regular bar is massive. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't eat for the rest of the day. He has been eying the bar since last night at dinner time, but this morning we relented and let him try it. He held it by the wrapper with the bar still inside just like Daddy. "Too sticky," he says.
03 March 2010
Clif
Mercer ate an entire human-sized Clif Bar this morning. The flavor was chocolate chip. He has his own little Kids Clif Bars, but this regular bar is massive. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't eat for the rest of the day. He has been eying the bar since last night at dinner time, but this morning we relented and let him try it. He held it by the wrapper with the bar still inside just like Daddy. "Too sticky," he says.
02 March 2010
Mercer loves a light jog.
This past Sunday we were feeling kind of lazy, so we decided to order some food for dinner. Mercer and Dad would pick everything up since everything we were ordering came from the local shopping plaza. We got our coats on and left to make the pick-ups. First, we had to go to the supermarket to drop off a movie. Mercer set the pace with a healthy-paced jog the whole way there. Dad just had to tell him when to stop at crosswalks and the general direction in which to run.
Mercer thought we were shopping at the market, so he told Dad we needed a basket, but after explaining to him that we were only dropping off a movie, Mercer proceeded to deposit the movie himself (in a Red Box).
We then jogged over to Planet Wings to pick up the Dino Nuggets that Mercer loves. They come with a weird smiley face potato ring thing, though Mercer is more interested in looking at these things rather than eating them. Mercer calmly sat at a table while Daddy paid and then it was off to the pizza shop.
At the door, Mercer said he didn't want pizza, but Dad explained it was for Mom and Dad's sandwiches. Mercer said "Oh, OK" and sat at the table drinking his lemonade while Daddy got the sandwich order.
Then we jogged toward home, Daddy's hands full of nuggets, sandwiches, and drinks. On passing the Hibachi restaurant, Mercer exclaimed "Do you see the fire, Daddy?" We passed several more doors, with Mercer asking "Here?" at each one.
Weaving in and out of plowed snowbanks and dodging icy pavement, Mercer and Dad finally made it home where they, along with Mommy, wolfed down their dinners while watching a little bit of Monsters, Inc.
Mercer thought we were shopping at the market, so he told Dad we needed a basket, but after explaining to him that we were only dropping off a movie, Mercer proceeded to deposit the movie himself (in a Red Box).
We then jogged over to Planet Wings to pick up the Dino Nuggets that Mercer loves. They come with a weird smiley face potato ring thing, though Mercer is more interested in looking at these things rather than eating them. Mercer calmly sat at a table while Daddy paid and then it was off to the pizza shop.
At the door, Mercer said he didn't want pizza, but Dad explained it was for Mom and Dad's sandwiches. Mercer said "Oh, OK" and sat at the table drinking his lemonade while Daddy got the sandwich order.
Then we jogged toward home, Daddy's hands full of nuggets, sandwiches, and drinks. On passing the Hibachi restaurant, Mercer exclaimed "Do you see the fire, Daddy?" We passed several more doors, with Mercer asking "Here?" at each one.
Weaving in and out of plowed snowbanks and dodging icy pavement, Mercer and Dad finally made it home where they, along with Mommy, wolfed down their dinners while watching a little bit of Monsters, Inc.
25 February 2010
Mom, Mom, Mommy, Mom, Mommy? MOMMY!
Mercer has been mixing in plain old "Mom"'s with his Mommy's lately, and it just sounds funny. Pop will call him on it and ask "What did you say? Is that Mom?" Mercer replies, "No, that's Mommy!"
In unrelated news, Mercer is a goose, Mommy is a goose, and Daddy is a pig.
Mercer also answers the phone now, which, for anyone on the calling end is ridiculously annoying unless it's one of the parents.
In unrelated news, Mercer is a goose, Mommy is a goose, and Daddy is a pig.
Mercer also answers the phone now, which, for anyone on the calling end is ridiculously annoying unless it's one of the parents.
18 February 2010
14 February 2010
Snow slide
After building the snow man, Mercer created a makeshift snow slide near the street. Not at all safe, but fun. (Those are giggles, not crying.)
At the aquarium
A few weekends ago we went to the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk, CT. It was the weekend of a big winter storm, but nothing came for New England. We decided to see how Mercer would like seals and fish. He's been to the aquarium before, but we thought he'd be old enough now to start to appreciate it more. We were half right.
Mercer liked building his own toy boat, watching sea turtles and sting rays, and touching the small crabs and seashells. After all the marine life fun, we had lunch at a nearby Thai restaurant where Mercer ate rice noodles and Edamame.










Mercer liked building his own toy boat, watching sea turtles and sting rays, and touching the small crabs and seashells. After all the marine life fun, we had lunch at a nearby Thai restaurant where Mercer ate rice noodles and Edamame.
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