I have teeths!

It's true. I do. Want to see?



Ta-da!




I am sharpening them to a razor's edge.




You just never know when that might come in handy.




They go well with my smile.




Ba ha ha ha!




I can't wait for more to come in. I'm sure my parents would agree.




My eyes are still my best feature, though. Thanks, Mom!

My first Thanksgiving!

Hi there! This is my first Thanksgiving ever!




I was in the Galapagos this time last year, but also in utero.




Ba ha ha ha!




Also, I don't think they celebrate Thanksgiving in Ecuador.




I could never get used to that. I simply must go shopping at 4:00 AM the day after Tofurkey Day.




You didn't really think I would eat turkeys, did you?




Now this I can eat all the time!




I'm stuffed!

My parents found the sheet and I have blocks!

Hi there! I have blocks.




These blocks are not like the kind that you had when you were a kid.




Here--I'll show you.





See? The difference is in their deliciousness.




Not for eating? I don't know who told you that. They wouldn't have given these blocks "all the flavors of the rainbow" if they weren't for eating.




This one tastes like wheatgrass.




Want a smoothie?

I, Riley Potamus, have moved!

Please update your address books, as I have moved!




Our new house has a great big rock. My parents like to leave me on top of it while they go and run errands or perhaps go see a film.




Although the rock is bigger than I am, I do weigh in at 12 pounds, 3 ounces, and I'm 26 inches tall! I now fit into my nice sweater, which Grandma Annette made with duck buttons!

Where am I?

My parents have dressed me up as Waldo. You cannot find me!




You can?




Oh! It must be the bear logo that gives me away.




I pretty much insist on clothing with an animal theme.




You would too, if you had parents who would go along with it.




My parents are the greatest parents in the southwest quadrant of south Boulder!

Cellphone Carrotblogging

Yum!

Three quick ones

My lazy parents packed up most of the photo gear as part of "the move" and waited until nighttime to take my picture. So here are a few photos taken next to a 20-cent light bulb.


This is my baby-smirk.




It's getting kind of warm next to this light bulb.




I can handle it, though. I'm a professional.