Fun with Cousins

I recently spent the day up at Auntie Kim's house with Cassidy and Abby and of course we spent pretty much that entire day in the pool. And don't worry, Auntie Kim even had a noodle for me. She's awesome like that.

We had a great time in this floating sea monster thing, because how can you not have a great time in a floating sea monster thing?

Hands down the best part of the pool fun was this slide. I kind of look like I'm a bit worried about going down, but let me just tell you how untrue that is. It was AWESOME.

And come on, let's just be real. Cutest cousins you've ever seen, or what?

Mini Golf AND an arcade?!

This weekend Mom and Dad took me to play miniature golf and play in the arcade. You may not know this, but I am a mini golfer the likes of which the world has never seen. Here I am using the tried and true shuffleboard-poolstick-combo method of golfing. It's very effective.

After I beat Dad at golf, we went inside to the arcade. First up was the car game. Go ahead and ignore the "insert coin" on the screen. I have no idea what that even means because this game was AWESOME without ever inserting any coins.

I then learned how to ride a motorcycle. I loved it. Mom said something about this being as close to a real motorcycle as I'll ever get, but I don't know what she meant. Clearly I was born to ride.

Apparently the golf tournament wasn't punishment enough for Dad, so we tried our hand at a little Air Hockey.

I'm sure you can guess how THAT turned out. Poor Dad.

Bonjour, Good Day

In case you've been wondering what I've been working on lately, I have been preparing a monologue/solo from the all-time classic Disney's Beauty and the Beast. First, here is the clip from the movie:



And now here is my rendition (you totally can't even tell them apart, right?):

Like a fish

This past weekend, I went up to Grandma and Grandpa's pool in 'Mecula. This summer is WAY different than last summer in that I absolutely love the water. I have no problems going in now and will even swim with no one holding me. As long as I have my trusty noodles, of course.

In this video, I will show you my awesome diving skills. I'm clearly olympic bound. Grandpa didn't know what hit him! And Mom would like to take a moment to thank Dad for NOT holding my feet while I dive. "Not safe" indeed.

And finally, a quick video of me racing Grandpa, and leaving him in my dust. Or whatever you would call it when you're swimming. Don't worry, Grandpa, I'll give you a rematch.