The Shopping Cart

Aaron is now big enough to sit in the shopping cart and it is freaking adorable.

He had so much fun looking around at everything and banging on the cart. People didn't stare at me as much when I talked to him and asked for his opinions. I have no cell service in Target so I can never ask Sammy what he thinks about things so it's just me and my bestie Aaron.

We found some really awesome shower curtains on clearance. I found this awesome gold one and decided to put it in Aaron's bathroom so guests don't have to look at all his bath toys when they come to visit.

Then I found two fabric curtains that were $25 for only $4. One was pink splotches and the other was this toucan. I let Aaron pick and he picked the toucan each time so here it is. I like it, except for the fact that the eye stares at me in the middle of the night and creeps me out.

I love my little shopping body and I love that I can put things in the cart now that his carseat isn't in there.

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