Davis really likes going different places and seeing friends and family. Some of his favorite words are outside, load-up, and bye. Quite often though, travel during the holidays has the potential to be somewhat stressful. By combining fun with an 'all business' approach to getting ready to go somewhere, Davis is enjoying the routine. He understands that timeliness and looking sharp are the keys to being a good traveller. Davis also knows that having fun while the tasks of preparing to leave are being carried-out is just as important. He laughs and giggles as he rubs his baby lotion on his face. The baby lotion has a slight fragrance, as not to take away from his stinky feet. Malodorous feet are very important to maintain, because they provide a quick distraction of funny entertainment as a broken toy or a fragile item is removed from view. Thinking of funny, Davis' imitation of mommy is hilarious! Davis walks into his closet, moves some clothes around on their hangers, and says 'hmmm.' If he really did have his choice of clothes to wear, it would be limited to his 'fast pants' (for going down the slide) and his airplane PJ shirt. We're glad that he didn't mind wearing a neck tie! The clothes aren't too difficult, the main challenge is Davis' hair. Even after working on it for a few minutes, in a split second he can look like he was just rescued from a static-cling-crazy clothes dryer. He's not all that keen about staying still to fix his hair, but he loves to use the brush himself. Davis knows when the shoes go on, that all attempts to quell his wild hair have subsided, and he's about to load up and go somewhere special. He is proving to be the ultimate professional traveller -especially during the holiday season.
overhearing talk about going somewhere
-and it's off to take care of some last minute business...
...one more time down the slide...
...a quick trip on the zebra...
...finishing the last piece of the puzzle...
...rechecking the Christmas tree...
(reminding mommy and daddy that it's time to go)
...and finally, waiting patiently to load-up