Feed Me

Breton loves trying to feed himself. As you can see he doesn't always hit his mouth. On the second one we were trying to get a picture of his teeth. His first four were the two bottom teeth and the outside ones on the top. His nickname was little vamp. He would smile big and give a hug and it looked like he was going in for the bit. The third, he just started smiling and we could see his teeth so we took the picture. If you click on it you can see his teeth really well.

Am i going to be Paul, Ringo, George or John

On this one Breton just wanted to show off his cool Beatles t-shirt.

Dad's wrong this is MY chair

Breton has become a little monkey. He climbs everywhere. This chair just happens to be where Leslie and I always sit. When he got into it he was really proud of himself. He was twisting and turning and really excited. Then I pointed the camera at him and he stopped moving and just started smiling. Now he has decided that this chair is his chair. We are going to have to get him his own chair.

The first picture of Breton is him is his chile pepper costume. The is a major problem it has no legs and he hated that. So we had to buy him a little elephant costume. He hates the hood on both of them. Whenever we put the hood on him he starts squealing and trying to pull it off. But as usual he really looks cute.

These pictures were taken in Logan Utah where Leslie ran the marathon. As you can see Breton is just hamming it up in the first picture. That next one is Jacob and Breton playing in Toni's (Leslie's sister) jogging stroller while Payton was hooking a tow rope to it so he could pull them around. We had some pictures from a family we new really well that leslie was imitating in the third photo. The boys weren't very into it. This was one of 5 or 6 the first few were of jacob giving Leslie the evil eye and Breton crying, Payton is like what ever Aunt leslie has the camera out agian.

This is Leslie and Breton right after Leslie finished running her marathon. She ran it in Logan Utah. It was called the Top of Utah Marathon. It has a 1% grade. Railroad grade is 2%. So if you have a train that has to go over a mountain it goes up and down at around 2%. Basically what I am trying to say is that the downhill isn't really that much of a down hill. Oh but the last 13 miles is up hill. Leslie really enjoyed and will probably run several more marathons.