In which Caleb points at the alphabet tower and says, "Baba" [Papa, or Grandpa Larry]:
What on that block could make Caleb think of Grandpa?
[This post is a re-enactment of a spontaneous event from earlier today.]
In which Caleb inspects the washing machine:
"There's your problem, right there."
In which Caleb wields his orange highlighter to draw a picture for Mommy:
Okay, so he had pink and green ones too:
It's Wednesday . . . You write the caption!
In which Caleb is just . . . cute:
In which Caleb gets ready for bed in his big boy jammies:
All he needs now is a pipe, smoking jacket, and a set of blonde triplets.
In which Caleb goes to a birthday party:
Happy Birthday, Zoë!
After a brief hiatus, it's back! You write the caption:
In which Caleb starts practicing for his future career as an Olympic curler:
In which Caleb helps Mommy knead some dough:

In which Caleb shows off his muscles in the bathtub:
you have to build a little snowman:
In which Caleb (well, Mommy) finds a way to play in the snow without going outside:
[Seriously, we're under a blizzard warning, so this is the best bet.]
That's right, we're forecast for another 10 to 20 inches of snow . . . on top of the over 24 inches we got over the weekend:
In which Caleb prepares to go tunneling in his tent:

In which Caleb convinces Mommy that more bubbles are necessary for a proper bath:
In which Caleb goes sledding (sort of) and then walks in the snow(!) with Zoë:

Caleb can't decide whether he's a duckboy or a Dutch boy:
in our Facebook albums:
Album 1
Album 2
Here's a shot from a little after 8:00 AM:

Compare to the last big snow, in December.
If you can't read the tape measure here, it says "24 inches!"
In which Caleb touches snow:
. . . they're saying between 20 and 30 inches! Caleb decided to make some cookies:
In which Caleb saw an old picture of himself and wanted to relive the moment:

He's gotten quite a bit taller in the year since the other photo was taken, hasn't he?
In which Caleb wonders what happened to his feet:
In which Caleb reads Skippy a bedtime story: