Wiggly vs Wobbly

For a very long time we have been talking about how teeth need to go from wiggly to wobbly before they can fall out (often using our fingers to demonstrate the difference).  At the first sign of the wiggle, the tooth fairy was talked about and on reflection, somewhat prematurely, a tooth pillow was made.  It became our new ritual - clean your teeth, get a tissue and give Mum a go.  As we were literally half way through the door when we remembered to grab the tissue and to all of our surprise - pop!  The walk to school was more of an excited jig and Sebastian reflected that while it didn't hurt the bleeding lasted 'as long as it takes to get half way to school'.

The next tooth is already transitioning from the wiggle to the wobble and so we eagerly await once again.

Stacks On

It was quite amusing to observe Elliott one evening, as he led Sebastian by the hand to the lounge room, pointed to him to lay on the floor and once Sebastian complied, Elliott proceeded to jump on.

Bath Bubbles

Sebastian discovered you can make really big bubbles using your hand.

And then.......

Fixing Things

After informing Elliott that the microwave was broken he instantly ran off to his room and returned with a hammer.  After a few bashes, it became apparent that it wasn't doing the trick and so he decided it was time to get serious.  

After measuring, drilling, hammering and all manner of inspection it was concluded that the only place for it was out.

Thanks for trying though, I really appreciate the effort.

A Weekends Worth of Fun