Turner Family: I wish everyday was like today

I have been looking forward to spending time with just Luke since Joey is in school. Since Joey went back to school it has taken time to get the house in order and for Luke to get use to being the only child during the day.

Yesterday I made play dough. Luke told me that he didn't like play dough, but he quickly changed his mind last night. I introduced him to it with Joey. They had a blast and Luke was getting super creative with it. So this morning I pulled the play dough out and he played for about 20 minute. He laughed and enjoyed himself the entire time. When I said it was time to put it away, he was fine with it.

Enjoying making things.

Talking with his creations. He made airplanes, cars, dinosaurs and dogs.

After play dough time Luke watched Sesame Street. He loves Sesame Street. When Sesame Street is off I always turn the TV off. Today we headed to the TT Wentworth Museum. We go to the 3rd floor and play. Even though we were the only 2 people there, we didn't care and we had a delightful time.

Steering a ship

Looking for bad guys.

He decided to canoe

Eating eggs.

He said he was drinking coffee.

He said this is where you get coffee. (I found this funny, because I don't drink coffee and Kev only drinks coffee at Starbucks occasionally)

After playing hard we decided we would try the Dog House Deli in downtown Pensacola. I had never been there. They have lots of hotdogs, so this is the perfect place for Luke David since he loves hotdogs. He ate his hotdog in no time.

Luke at his favorite restaurant.

We got in the car and in no time he was sound asleep.

I had to wake him up to go get his Joe Joe. Joey seemed to have a delightful day at school. They studied Mr. B, Mr. B loves buttons. He also came home and showed me a picture book. He was to tell me a story based on the pictures. I figure that the 5 page book should be about 60 pages with all the description that Joey put into it.