A Fake Mustache and Bagel Goggles for Every Child (week 354)

.There is nothing that is much funnier than a fake mustache or a pair of bagel goggles in the morning. There is no funnier dude than my little brother Christopher.  Of course, living with a comedian has its ups and downs.  He loves attention...I mean loves it...which means that he is always doing something, telling some story about the good or bad night, singing the National Anthem as loud as he can, or interrupting everyone at the dinner table to tell all that he just farted--just to get attention.  His insatiable need for attention, particularly from his mommy can make it difficult to keep up.  But he is the best 3 year-old brother that any 6 year-old could ask for.

Christopher spends a lot of his time these days playing Mighty Mind puzzles and ABC Mouse on the computer, making Playdough meals, and practicing his phonics.  He is actually a super smart guy for just being in preschool. Although his 4th birthday is just around the corner, he is already writing a lot of his letters and usually his name. He can count really well, get himself dressed, and he never had any issues with potty training or anything like that.  

The best are the stories he tells and when he is dancing to the Wii.  When he tells his stories, he raises his eyebrows and opens his eyes really big.  If it is a really big stretch, he will nod his head up and down to try to get agreement from his audience.  We usually all play along even though we know it never happened.  It is also hilarious to watch him dance to the Wii Dance game.  He has pretty good moves, and loves the girls that have big costumes.  We think that he maybe an artist or a thespian at heart.  Even though he also cries a lot and can be a huge pain in the but, I am glad that I have such a good little brother.