Boo

Dustin walking with his train. He's very much in the imitation stage - he especially likes to copy laughs by fake-laughing.

This is one of my favorite games to play with Dustin. I think we both get a kick out of it.

Cheekn' It

Another weekend in Brigham! This is Kearney's little brother, Ryan's, mother-in-law K'Lynne (did you get that). It was kind of late at night, which is when Dustin gets pretty cranky, but he was just having a hayday!

"Batter Up"

This toy also came from Grandpa A, Grandma Tina. He didn't really get it at first; now he just thinks it's funny.

Chocolate Bunny

Grandpa Andersen (my Dad) and Grandma Tina (my step mom) gave Dustin an Easter bucket filled with all sorts of goodies, one of them being a very large chocolate bunny.

He ate the entire bunny in a matter of minutes!

Just kidding, we only let him have a piece of an ear and then I think Kearney blended the rest in a blender to use for something. I think the blended bunny is still in our freezer.

The Train

Dustin is obviously spoiled by all. This one came from Nana : )

Now he really has it figured-out.

The Andersens

Dustin felt at home because of this.

While I was in my CNA class, Kearney and Dustin colored Easter eggs with Zach, Mitch, McCall, and Grandma and Grandpa Andersen. Kearney began this tradition with the Andersen kids last year after he found out they had never colored Easter eggs before!

Dustin's obviously not too scared of dogs. This is Molly.

4 Weekends in Brigham

I started a CNA training course in Ogden, so we get to come up to Brigham every weekend in April. Although I didn't get to spend much time with everyone, I think Kearney and Dustin had some good, quality time with the fam.

Here's Korver and Dustin. Even though Dustin doesn't care for pacifiers, he was a little obsessed with Korver's paci.

Twinners.

Great Grandpa Andersen and Dustin.

The Eject Button

Dustin figured out the eject button on the DVD player.