Driving

Among the new activities popular with Isaiah: Driving the car. He loves to mess with the radio and heat/ac buttons and dials, as well as the steering wheel.

Always Pushing

Isaiah disappeared around the front of the car in the lot outsider our building. When I walked to where I could see him, he was perched between the curb and bumper. (Don't worry, the car is still moving on its own).

A fun bulldozer we saw in New Britain.

Give me the keys

Isaiah did a little driving in New Jersey on Saturday at the DiDonas. Robby and Becky have three girls, which meant new-to-Isaiah toys for the little guy to chew on. After I pushed the girls around him a few times (more, faster, etc.), he was ready for a ride. Since he didn't understand when I told him to pick up his feet, we mostly went in reverse.

This morning in church, he demonstrated a new trick. There was plenty of applause leading into the service because Archbishop Dolan visited with all the requisite welcomes and formalities. When the congregation clapped for something said or during one of the songs, Isaiah put his hands together, too.