My Potential New Ride

 Family, I have my sights on a new ride. Yea, I know my feet can't reach the pedals just yet, but I'm still growing aren't I???? 

 

 I'm putting this on my Christmas list today!

It matches my room and everything.

I plan to roll around the neighborhood on this next summer!

 

Drivers ED

 

I recently found out I can get my license at sixteen. All this time I was thinking I had to be  eighteen.  I plan on putting in a lot of practice over the next fourteen years. 

 

During my practice sessions, Daddy helps me reach the pedals and assist with my steering.

No need to practice fussing at other drivers. . . I have that under control!!
 

Happy Easter Blessings!!

Happy Resurrection Day Family!!!

God Loves You and so do I.

 

 

BE BLESSED!!

The Campbell's ~ Aaron, Jai and Jenesis



Jam Session

I'm clearly an artist. I love to draw, my cutting skills are awesome, I play music and sing. . . .check out one of my jam sessions.

 

Artist at Work

Being an artist got me a few minutes of "time out" last week (I'm sure you recall the whole writing on the wall incident), but this week they're letting my creative juices flow. I've been introduced to scissors. The one downfall is these things only cut paper? What's up with that???? I secretly had plans of cutting any and everything in my path (i.e. clothes, hair, toys). . . for now I'm regulated to paper. 

BUSTED!!!

 

There's really not much I can say for myself . . . is there.

 I sure hope they'll go easy on me, this is my first offense. 

I can handle any punishment, as long as they don't take my Dora time away.

 

Falsely Accused

HELP. . . .I'm in need of a good defense attorney. My parents found writing on a few walls in our home and I'm being wrongfully accused!!!!

1. Did they see me do it?  . . . . NO
2. Can they prove that's my handwriting? . . . NO
3. Just because my microphone is near the scene of the crime does NOT make me guilty.

So, why are they pointing fingers at me??  What do you think? Does this look like the work of a 2 year old? You be the judge and jury. Remember, if the crayon don't fit . . . you must acquit!!!