Spiderman is a beloved figure in our household. Not only do Keen and I like Spidey but Chance
goes nutso when he sees him. Which is
amazing because I have not let him see any of these movies (they’re scary) so I
can’t figure out where he picked up on Spiderman. He also knows the Hulk and Batman. It’s like these kids have an instinct for
iconic figures and really cool merchandise.
(And for emptying the pocket books of mom and dad.)
But like other
things in this household, Spiderman has been tortured as much as he’s been
loved. The Spidey featured is one of
those “grows in water!” toys. (He’s been
spending a lot of time in the bath.)
The cat drinking Spiderman. (Dude, you’re looking a little bloated.)
Breakdancing Spidey.
(Not all the breakdancing moves went well.)
Spidey as an ingredient in “peanut soup”.
I haven’t mentioned this (or I don’t think I have) but Keen
has taken off the week from work for an at home vacation. I also managed to clear my schedule and we’ve
been running around doing lots of family stuff.
Over the weekend we spent time with cousins. Monday, it was seeing Wall-E. (Awesome.)
Today is the county fair.
Moo.
Back soon! – wg
Was Wall-e really that good? Even without the takling? I’m considering taking Ally (She’s 4). Advise me, please.
that is too funny. my 3 year old Steven is also obsessed with spidey and he has never seen a show, a cartoon, a movie. NADA. is it an instinct? so now I have to buy the spidey macNcheese, coloring books, you name it!!
Yeah, where DOES the Spidey obsession come from? Miles and Porter picked it up somewhere too.
We’re going to Wall-E this morning…
ktjrdn – I thought Wall-E was great. Really good story and it holds your attention without dialogue. Plus, since there IS barely any talking we (the parents) don’t actually miss anything when our kids randomly mutter to themselves or ask a million questions. (There were dialogue parts of Kung Fu Panda I totally missed.)
Peekay & Peter – The Spidey thing is weird. I think he just must look friendly to little kids. (I mean, in comparison, Batman looks a little menacing.) I don’t think Stan Lee ever realized how much of a gold mine he created.
Spidey was always a favorite of mine. I think that he is more relatable due to the fact that he has his problems like everyone else and has to deal with them. Have fun at the fair. Eat a cheese on a stick for me.
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If I was cool, I could just link that post of mine as a word in this sentence. But I am not cool, nor am I very bright. But I wanted to share how Spiderman rocks in my house. I find it fun, but it cuts down the time the boys want me to play action figures with them!