

First accumulation of the year, and Lennox wanted to go out and play in it. He got a charge out of tossing snowballs at Mama, and for some reason he insisted on going down his slide despite the wet, white layer of snow.
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This year Lennox was very excited to dress up as a frog, but when it came time to actually put the costume on, suddenly that all changed. He held a special hatred in his heart for the hood, which we probably kept on for a grand total of 30 seconds the whole day. Once we got past the initial costume rebellion, and as long as we kept the hood down, he enjoyed trick-or-treating with his pals Sophia, Summer, Xavier and Vincent. It took him a little while to warm up to the whole approaching strangers idea, but by the end he was grabbing candy like a pro. For some reason, the Milk Duds were especially interesting to him.


Lennox and fam went to the Chicago Contemporary Art Museum last weekend and one of the activity centers allowed kids to make sculptures. Lennox wanted a blue elephant so he helped construct the amazing work pictured to the left (note mama's addition of the critical peanut located at the end of the trunk). That night, he wanted to sleep with the blue elephant. Needless to say, in the morning, the sculpture had come unglued into many small pieces. Lennox insisted papa should "fix it." After chatting for a bit, Papa asked Lennox what was needed to fix it. Lennox's reply was a pause and then simply, "Ummm, ..... batteries!" Obviously.
Ol' Nox decided he was interested in his first full length motion picture. Mama and Papa aren't movie buffs, but they made their annual trek to the cinema for an afternoon of fun and delight.