You can tell he gets a lot of practice on the first 14 numbers since that’s the number of steps up to our apartment. After 14, well, things kinda fall apart. Can’t blame him for trying though:
This was after running up the hill from California Street too. The playground at Alta Plaza is one of the best in the city for Sawyer, but the park itself not at all easy to get to. It’s a workout no matter which side you come from.
Needless to say, Sawyer slept well that afternoon. Come to think of it, we all did.
Scott is always trying to get Sawyer to climb trees.
Kevin is the tree climbing champ in the family. In a suit, no less.
Is Sawyer upset he isn’t still up in the tree?
We went to the zoo today and discovered that there was a playground. Scott taught Sawyer his favorite thing to do on the swings — pretend you’re Superman.
These days, Sawyer can’t decide if he needs just one nap or two. It is around this age that toddlers move to one nap a day. Somedays he can make it, others not so much. Today he just had a 20 minute nap in the car after the zoo. He had no interest in napping when we got home. He gets very loud and very crazy when he needs sleep. Get ready Ohio, he climbs non-stop!
The night before last, Sawyer decided it would be funny to push toys under the bed in his room. Then he would go fishing for them.
If it’s flat, it went under.
Then there was this.
He took everything off of the shelf, so he could climb up there.
Not only is he Speedy, he’s really great at climbing up on the furniture — very quickly! Here are two videos showing Wednesday’s lunchtime antics. While I was preparing lunch, I looked up to find Sawyer sitting in the Wassily chair.
I helped him down, and he went right back to it. My favorite part is where he is standing up, looking out the window at the construction, and he steps on his car to get taller.