WZ and his toys. One kid and most of everything he plays with.

What's WZ looking at?

Staring at the world that awaits him, full of wonders, of surprises, of dirty floors so he can't go out till he learns to wear his shoes!

The joys of having an SLR.. having the performance to snap more than 1 pic per second. The downside? Lots and lots of unwanted pics to weed out.

That's what WZ does a lot now, point then say "yarg!"

YaY!

The local launch event for the 2k8 suite of apps. ie. Visual Studio 2k8, Windows Server 2k8 and SQL Server 2k8. Is happening next Tuesday, register now to try and snag some nice freebies! And of course to learn more about the apps lar.

WZ seems to be able to do one thing very well, maybe it's inherited... but... he pushes every damn button/switch that he can find. And grandma even thought him about DIALS!

So this little Shot Watch which calculates how many times you can press a button might be an interesting toy for him, I hope it makes noises when you press it.

He already has a lot of fun with the sound drops that I've been buying. He enjoys pressing them cause it shows him cause and effect, he pushes the button there's a sound.

Same like when he turns off the TV's main power switch, daddy screams. Cause and effect.

After I mentioned that WZ doesn't want to wear any shoes, I had more than one recommendation of Crocs. So today I took WZ to the Croc shop at Ikano, when I wheeled him in he started pointing at all the colorful shoes.

I pulled one off the rack, and brought the shoe to WZ's foot. He retracted. I pulled the foot out and put the shoe on. WZ started to cry. Salesgirl's shining smile thinking of getting a sale? gone. Mommy's response? "shoes off now before he get's nightmares about them again!"

So... Crocs 0, WZ 1.