The only problem is, every time we go for the camera when he's playing ball, he stops. Won't do it. Pretends like he has no idea what you're talking about or doing when you give him the ball. Hence Michigan J. Frog. If you don't know what I'm talking about, click on Michigan J. Frog and watch the old WB cartoon from 1955. So, you'll just have to trust us that Richie is doing that or you'll have to come see in person!
In other news, Richie has object permanence. I noticed it the other day: I had the camera in my hand (trying to get a movie of Richie playing ball). When right turned away, I went to slip it under a pillow and he turned back, looked at my hand, and went to get the camera out from under the pillow. He'll also laugh if he's expecting something fun: there's a song that he learned that includes him flying through the air. If you start singing it, he'll laugh and jump up and down. If you stop just prior to where you fly him through the air, he'll laugh again waiting for it to happen. And, of course, he laughs while it's happening. I think we do have a movie of that, which I will upload some day soon.
The yelling is a little less frequent, however, the temper tantrums are a little more frequent. He's started submitting for forcible naps during the day only requiring 5-10 min of crying followed by sleeping for 2 hrs. And he saw his second snow fall, although it was the first that he has a chance to remember because the first snow was on day of life 4.
Richie at his last "real" day of Music Together.
He digs those cymbals!
Daddy getting ready to go to work for 25 hrs.
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