Not At All Chilly

Well, the weather is finally cooperating.  For a minute.  I've been trying to get Isaac to wear his jacket all day, and his response has been pretty consistent -- "not at all chilly."  We've enjoyed this not at all chilly weather this weekend.  And we'll be sad when it leaves us overnight.  During our not chilly at all weekend, we went to our friend Hillary and Quinn's annual marathon party and drank Bloody Marys, while lazily watching and cheering on the marathoners.  Isaac was pretty entertained by the whole thing, too.  Today, we went to the zoo with the Carsellers and company.  It was perfect, and of course, it was not chilly at all.  Isaac's favorite part of the zoo was of course the area under construction because there were lots of excavators and other "diggers."  This part of the year always gives me mixed feelings.  I get seasonal allergies at the beginning to mid April EVERY year and my runny nose, watery eyes last for nearly a month!  Not severe enough to bother with taking anything for it, but enough to be irritating.  Plus, I am pretty sure Isaac has the same allergies, because both springs of his young life, he's developed the same long-lasting symptoms as me.  Ah well.
We have 7 more glorious days of spring break.  We have a "to do" list, of course.  We've wanted to try to go camping somewhere in S. Utah, but the weather there is even iffy, so we're just gonna see!  Once we get back from spring break, we're only a little over a month 'til school's out for the summer!
While I am blogging, I may as well update some of the cuteness that is Isaac:
"not at all" and "of course" are Isaac's answer to just about everything lately.
Every morning lately, Isaac wakes up and says "guess what?  guess what!?!?"  What Isaac? "Isaac's the best kid in the word!  Becca best mom ever!  Dave best dad ever!"  AAAAaawwww....
Isaac's also started to use pronouns pretty frequently, and is often saying I love you, mom.  I love you, dad.  It sure makes it hard to get after him, and he knows it.  Often if he does something bad mannered, he will know he's in trouble and quickly say "sorry about it!  I love you, mom!"  Damnit!
Isaac continues to deem anything that he, or other people find hilarious, a "leg slapper, " while simultaneously slapping his leg and laughing (maniacally at times.)

Isaac filled up his a chart and earned a big toy called "marbleous"  It's the best toy ever.  The pieces double as a telephone, as pictured.  I think Dave and I might even like it more than Isaac.  If you don't have this toy, or something similar to it, $30 at Lakeshore learning.  It's a great investment.  You'll want to play it with your child, then after they go to bed, too!  haha...okay, we haven't done that.  yet.