What a Weekend!

Dave was out of town on a golfing trip starting Thursday, so Lawson stayed with Mom and Dad in Berry until I could get him on Friday. They also stayed the weekend to keep us company and help with Lawson. Our weekend started off with a new bump and a re-bump of Lawson's chin (he was dancing at a wedding Mom/Dad went to Friday night and slipped down). It looked okay, but part of the old wound came open a little bit. We took him to the Pediatrician Saturday morning, and she said it didn't need to be glued again. We also had her look up Lawson's nose again for peas; Lawson stuck a bunch up there the other day. (She didn't see any.) We also got him a flu shot while we were there, so it was an overall productive trip.

Next we went to Mazer's for some deck furniture (see below), and then while Lawson was sleeping, we went to the Farmer's Market for mums and pumpkins for a fall scene on the front yard (pictures to come later; left my camera at home.) Mom and dad brought up hay and corn stalks, so it was fun putting it together. Although, it took me and Mom about 2 days of arranging and re-arranging to be completely satisfied! Let's see... then, we took Lawson over to the Bass Pro Shop Saturday night; he loves it there!

Sunday, I enlisted Mom's help to return some clothes for Lawson. He doesn't do well shopping, and didn't disappoint Sunday - glad I had Mom there for the whole 25 minutes we shopped! THEN... we came home and while we were eating A PEA CAME OUT OF LAWSON'S NOSE! At least this time it was still green!

Mom went home Sunday afternoon, and Dave got home about 2:00. We let Lawson play outside for a while after his nap and as we were putting Lawson's toys in the garage we found a BLACK WIDOW SPIDER!! IN OUR GARAGE!! Dave captured the spider in a plastic baggie, and you could see the markings (red hourglass shape) plain as day! Not cool. That reminds me.. I need to call Cook's n-o-w!

So, back to some pictures taken with Mom's camera (Dave had ours.)

First thing Saturday morning, Lawson unfurled an entire roll of toilet paper to make train tracks! He was so cute making little "choo-choo-choo-CHOO-CHOO" noises!