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So, Logan is into everything and of course we are trying to keep him safe, and I am still trying to get things done with him around, and I guess he ends up hearing "no" more than he should. He has learned to say the word and when he goes toward something that is something he shouldn't touch, dishwasher, toilet, computer (he knows how to wake up the computer by either clicking on the mouse or hitting a key on the keyboard), etc. he will say "No", so I caught it on video today, and I must say it is pretty funny.

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Chrissy said…
That is too cute! He's silly! I love it!
July 11, 2008 at 9:24 PM
Grandma Valarie said…
We had to tell you kids "no" a lot too. Takes us back to the "good old days". Good going, Logan. You're learning lots of new things. Love, grandma/grandpa Wood
July 12, 2008 at 12:31 PM
Lindsay said…
That is really cute!
July 15, 2008 at 3:01 PM
Amber said…
Little boys are a lot of fun! On a different note... I checked out your link to Charm City Cakes. You probably know this but a lot of people don't, but Baltimore is know as "Charm City" (kind of irronic if you ask me but whatever). Anyway I was curious to see if it was in Baltimore and it is, then I got thinking that I have actually heard of it. They did a cool cake for the campuses bicenttenial while I was working there. It was a replica of the originall med school, a neat building called davidge hall. I found a pic on their website under fun stuff titled U of Md. Kind of fun you should check it out. Also, did you order your wedding cake from there? I saw a DeWitt cake. If so what is the story... how did you find these guys?
July 18, 2008 at 10:35 AM
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