Nicole Tasker Woods

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November 3, 2014

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October 14, 2014

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September 15, 2014

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September 2, 2014

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August 6, 2014

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August 4, 2014

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July 21, 2014

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July 14, 2014

This is my favorite show to date. It is incredible. If you haven’t seen it, you have to. It’s worth a binge watch. Ryan got me this framed one-sheet for my office and I just love it.

Not only could Aidan ride 99% of the rides at Disneyland this year, but he is outgrowing all his pants! Unfortunately (but not really a negative, more of an inconvenience) his waist is not getting any bigger. So his ideal pant size is a size 4, but they are way too short. He looks ridiculous like he’s wearing pedal pushers. If you put him in a size 5 so they are long enough, they won’t stay up because his waist is so small and his butt is non-existent.

He is also able to reach up on his tip-toes and turn on the garage light. He used to grab a ruler and use that to reach the switch. But now he can do it with his fingers. I’m 5’6” and Ryan is over 6′ tall so I’m sure he’ll be tall when he’s finally done growing. But for now, he’s growing so tall so fast!

Aidan got his first big boy wallet with a robot on it for Christmas. Inside it was gift cards. I took him to the toy store yesterday to return something and let him carry his wallet for the very first time. I told him how important it was to not drop it or let anyone else have it. He seemed to comprehend its importance as he clutched it to his chest the entire time we were strolling the aisles searching for the one toy he does not already own.

When he found a train from the Planes movie that can carry cars inside of it, he was immediately locked on that particular toy.  Nothing could change his mind.

He took it up to the cash register, set it on the counter and tore open the Velcro closure on his wallet.  He pulled out the appropriate gift card and tried to scan it in the credit card scanner as he had seen me do a million times before. I successfully explained that his gift card could not work in that scanner and so he handed it to the cashier. When she finished the transaction and handed it back to him, he carefully put it back into his wallet, closed it up and held it close to his chest with one hand, his new toy in the other.