Fletcher charging those batteries again. He seems to sleep best in Mommy and Daddy's bed during the day.
Fletcher loved having his friends over for a playdate, but realize it entailed sharing.

Flub...made in Fletcher's kitchen science class...

Now the square root of fish equals, what?

Gimmie that camera!

The milk was for the baby sheeps, but the Fletcher
decided to feed the greedy goats instead.

Boy, things have changed. We went through, what we believe will be the first of many defiance stages with Fletcher – where everything was “no” and compliancy was not something he was willingly offering. Little things, like our requests for him to put his toys away, to hold a hand when crossing the street, to stay still when changing his diaper and knowing when we say “no” we mean just that “no.” Ooooooh….our ears and patience have been tested, but we are staying consistent and believe it is paying off – at least we hope. Now, we know why God makes babies cute…:-)

Fletcher loves people, he still loves to cuddle, he loves being outside and new sights, he loves to be read to, he love his matchbox cars, and figuring out how things work. He’s enjoyed two structured art classes, My Gyms classes for nearly a year, his local playgroups. Next month a lot will change for Fletcher and Mommy as he starts classes full-time three days a week.
And, as we get poised to celebrate Fletcher’s 2nd birthday and our 2nd year of being parents, we realize that we are learning a very complex, masterful puzzle (our son) where there are ups and downs (mostly ups), but there’s a HUGE pay-offs of sloppy kisses, toothy smiles, and tight hugs. Does life get any better than that?

Fletcher is starting to put words together now.
Its dark in here.
It’s cold
Too big
Sit down
Morning Mommy
You ok?
Not nice
Hi, Man.
Bye-bye Man
Thank you.
These are some of his favorite phrases.

He weighs 45lbs, wears size 11.5 shoes and wears size 5T.