We're Gonna Win Twins, We're Gonna Score...

Drew is probably as excited as anyone that the Twins are now the AL Central Champs. As you can see he continued cheering well into his bath following last night's 12 inning win against the Tigers. What an intense game!

Well we all were cheering last night, however starting tonight there's a new battle brewing in our house. That's because Mommy's Twins are going to be playing Daddy's Yankees - yes Daddy has two teams he supports (for the record, Mommy does to - the D-Backs).

The difference is, in games where it matters, Mommy has the better record - picture it D-backs/Yankee's World Series, circa 2001!

Drew happily watched last night's game with us. Of course everyone who came up to bat was "Manny" - as in Manny Ramirez of the Dodgers.

Needless to say there will be a lot of baseball on at our house for the next few weeks (as if that's anything new between April and November), but now it's getting interesting that both of Dave's teams are in the playoff's and one of mine.

Go Twins!

Oh and for good measure another random shot of Drew from last night.

Rebel in the Making

Drew is a rebel in the making with his Mohawk wearing bath hair! Now instead of his birthday suit, he needs some goth wearing attire and he'd be a true "bad boy".

Do you think this is his sign that he needs a haircut?

For the record, we successfully gave him a haircut on Monday night... no puking! This is the first time since his birthday a haircut hasn't resulted in vomit. It's the simple things that get me excited.

Drew's "Nini"... or is it "Noni"

Ms. Stephanie is one of the "in" people as far as Drew's concerned. For a while now he's had a bit of stranger anxiety, but Ms. Stephanie has been a daily part of Drew's life since he was 4 months old. That's when she began watching him during the work week.

Drew has many names for Ms. Stephanie - "Ms. Stephy", "Nini" & "Noni", but doesn't "Ms. Stephy" take cute pictures??

You may recall Drew had developed a bath-phobia, roughly around the 1 year mark - and it lasted about 6 months!

I mentioned this phobia to Ms. Stephanie a few months back, and I'm convinced she single handedly turned that around! This picture is from when Drew was 18 months old, and one of his first baths at her house that put him "back in the saddle". I suppose it helps that she has 2 boys that can keep him company in the bath.. and calm his nerves. He now loves the bath!