Isaac, Mom, and Dad had to do a Target run on Sunday and we decided that we were going to put Isaac in the grocery cart. No, not just plop him in there (oh my! the germs!) but put him in one of those cart covers and then stick him in. Mom was a little worried that he was too small, but I was confident (reckless) that he would make it. Fortunately for Dad he did. He had a GREAT time at Target looking around from his new vantage point. Here is a video (he clearly loved it, note his swinging feet):



We also horsed around with Dad's far too big hat. It made for some adorable pictures, such as this one:



Finally, as we were driving back we passed a Student Driver car. It gave both Bianca and I shudders. To think that someday CB will be driving. It is terrifying. Now I know why my parents were never REALLY mad when I got in car wreck. It always surprised me, sort of like, "Okay, now what? When are you going to be mad?" but on the other side of being a parent, I can totally understand. You just want to grab them, kiss them on the head, and PRETEND to be mad so they will drive better in the future.

Oh and a bonus picture in case you missed it, Isaac and Dad wasting Noobs in Halo: Reach:



He was concerned because I forgot where the shotgun was on Countdown.

Isaac and Mom have had to take it slow these past few weekends. The trauma of daycare meant that weekends were strictly off limits for plans that were more involved than staring at Isaac Anthony all day. It was fun but everyone was getting a bit of cabin fever. So this weekend we decided to go on an adventure. We wanted to get Isaac some more Duplos for Valentine's Day (he is our Valentine after all) and we found a Flatbread Pizza around the Burlington Mall. So we loaded Subbie up and headed out.

Isaac slept the whole way there and when we arrived we found the parking lot absolutely bonkers. We decided to head to Flatbreads first and the plan worked. We had parts of two delicious pizzas and Isaac Anthony ate solids out for the first time ever. Here are some photos of him chowing down.

This is the very definition of "eager anticipation":



And here he is trying to eat amid the ruckus of the restaurant:



Here is a super cute picture Isaac and Mom at the pizza place:



And a flick of the pre-eating process (note the look of shock on his face):



After that it was the mall, but Isaac and Dad just cruised around while Mom got some new clothes. We had a good time, but Isaac and Dad aren't mall people really. Isaac was awesome all day. Even the gridlock in the mall didn't throw him (and it was bad, like more than Christmas bad). He slept on the way home and was a cheery kid all day. First post-daycare weekend adventure went well.

New videos and pictures are up.

Here is a collection of all of the Isaac's giggleboxing videos so far (I just couldn't help it, they are so funny):















And a classic in the gigglebox genre: "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Mommy"



If you are not smiling, even a bit, you should go to the doctor because you might have some kind of face muscle problem.