Happy Tuesday

My mother bought Spenser this cute deer vintage wooden puzzle. She said that my older sister and I used to play with puzzles just like these when we were little. In my estimation, this puzzle must be 30+ years old. Spenser loves it. And so do the boys.


And to keep you smiling today, look at Jack in his pajama bottoms! He cracks me up!!! Whose kid is he anyway?

Comments

laura capello said…
jack looks quite proud of himself in those jammies!
11:14 AM EST
Anonymous said…
Crack me up! Thanks for giving me a smile on a stressed out day.
3:30 PM EST
Anonymous said…
Hehehhe, Jack looks like he doesn't have any arms! Great deer puzzle, what a find.
4:23 PM EST
Karyn said…
That puzzle totally reminds me of the toys I played with with I was little. A great find!
6:00 PM EST
beki said…
It is our kid's job to entertain us, right?
2:56 PM EST
Anonymous said…
Oh funny!! I ask myself the same thing about my two little monsters all the time.
12:14 AM EST
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