Corbin loves letters. So it makes sense that he likes alphabet books. I checked a book out at the library called Sleepy ABC. It has a letter on each page using nighttime activities and scenes.
The letter sizes on this page fit perfectly with the magnetic letters we have. So Corbin decided to match the letters up. This is a great activity for him to do while I get dinner going. He can sit and put the letters in the book and keep himself entertained.
Easy as ABC!
I have been having a wonderful time cooking with Corbin. He’s at a great age to start helping me in the kitchen. He loves to dump, pour, stir, and mix ingredients.
Last night Corbin assisted in the making of some homemade pizza!
First the hamburger…which after eating a piece by itself declared it yucky. Strange since he always eats hamburger.
Then on to the pepperonis. He took a bite of pepperoni and liked it apparently since he ate one more. However, when the pizzas were all done and the pepperonis were cooked…oh no then they were not so good. Really?!?
Finally, the eating. This is always a good part.
Can’t wait to see what Chef Corbin cooks up next!
This Thanksgiving we spent much time with the family. We had a great time, ate wonderful food, and enjoyed time to hang out. (On a sad note, I forgot to take very many pictures at all!)
Corbin especially had a great time with his cousins.
Corbin started off his weekend hanging with cousin Blake.
Corbin did an outstanding job of being gentle and sitting with Blake doing six month old type activities. They played very well together; it was very sweet.
Later in the weekend we spent some time with cousin Collin. Collin is two, Corbin’s one, and as you can imagine the activity and noise level were much higher. These two provided endless entertainment for the adults!
There were many great moments, but one of my favorites was when Corbin and Collin were asked their age (again remember Collin is 2 and Corbin is 1)
“Collin how old are you?”
“3”
“Corbin how old are you?”
“2”
Awesome…without hesitation they both quickly replied with an age that is a year older than they really are. Loved it! This question was asked and repeated various times throughout the day and it never failed to make me giggle!
Corbin’s looking forward to more cousin time this Christmas!
Here is a list of items Corbin said he was thankful for this Thanksgiving: 
Trucks (this boys favorite toy)
Huggies (diaper protection is important…maybe momma's more thankful for that:)
Afternoon naps (I’m going to label that as a joint thankful item, both Corbin and Momma need them!)
Nanas (bananas, requested on a daily bases)
Kars (I know how to spell, but I’m working with limited letters! Corbin could not make a thankful list without including his cars!)
Friends (many opportunities in the week that Corbin gets to play with some buddies…fun!)
Utensils (ahh the joys of using a spoon)
Letter Blocks (endless possibilities of fun)
I took some really cute pictures for a Wordless Wednesday post. However, after taking countless, memory making, priceless, cute pictures I discovered that the memory card was not in the camera. It was still in the computer, sad:(
So, I’m going to try and capture some cute pictures of Corbin now, but cuteness doesn’t always happen on demand around here. That being said there might not be a Wordless Wednesday post until next week. We’ll see what the rest of the day has…cute or not cute…that will be the question.
Success! Here’s some new Wordless Wednesday pictures. Of course they do not live up to the first set I took, but they highlight some Corbin cuteness nonetheless.
