Splish, Splash I Was Takin' a Bath!

Breslin has really been loving his bath time lately. It was made even better when he got a HUGE package in the mail from Aunt J out in Texas. Inside the box was an awesome blue robe with lions and penguins on it and matching slippers!
While we're in the tub, Breslin loves singing the various tunes from the MSU pep band. Even when he's grumpy, a little time in the tub makes him very smiley!
We're getting a little nervous that Breslin might be a little smarter than his folks. He has figured out a way to splash us with his hands and feet while in the tub, especially when mom and dad fill it up at little too far. He loves to kick in just the right spot to soak us!
Grandma got Breslin his first pair of overalls, which looked great on him after he was all nice and clean from his bath!

Comments

Jim Stuart said…
This looks great and should be fun! (my first blog) Thanks Alaina for setting this up!
March 13, 2007 at 10:28 AM
The Ekloves said…
Alaina,
The blog looks great and I love the fact that now we can keep up with stories of Breslin! We'll have to get Sara and Ewan up and running with a blog!
Breslin looks fantastic!
Love ya!
March 13, 2007 at 2:18 PM
Anonymous said…
Bres is looking cuter and cuter everyday... if that's possible!! Love the site! ~Anna and Brian

Go State!
March 15, 2007 at 4:06 PM
Migook said…
The overalls are hilarious! I love that they look like a cute little "sack-suit"...the kind I wish I could wear all day long!
March 19, 2007 at 7:40 PM
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