I’m sitting here watching my 3 1/2 yr old play the Wii Play. If you have never played, it has several games on it. A running cow game, driving tanks game, find the matching Mii, match the Mii to the bubble silhouette, Air hockey, Fishing and I forget what else.

He can play all of them.

And he does quite good.

He also has a gameboy advanced that my brother gave him. It came with some Star Wars game, that I can’t play very well.

He can.

He plays Super Mario 3 on it almost as well as I can.

It’s not like he is allowed to play the games constantly but, is it wrong of me to enjoy the fact that my TODDLER can figure out these video games fast? Sometimes faster than I can?

He and Daddy love to play Rock Band on it, although they tend to disagree on who should be playing the drums. LOL

I wasn’t so sure about purchasing the Wii in the beginning. As much as I wanted one, I had a hard time justifying the cost.

I’m so glad I did.

Anyone have any recommendations for the Wii or the Gameboy advanced for the 3 1/2 yr old?

I can’t stand the idea of shelling out $40-60 on a game without any idea how it would be for him.

Leave me a comment with your thoughts, ideas.

TIA

Well, we’ve all been sick for over a week and I think I’m seeing a light at the end of the cootie tunnel.

Amen!

Between the runny noses, sneezing, watery eyes and p*king,  I had one h*ll of an Easter weekend.

Wouldn’t you all love to visit?

So while the plague leaves our premises I figured I’d provide some things to make us all smile. Enjoy!

Steven Wright Quotes - because he always makes me laugh

Chuzzle - the game I play when I need a break

Photobucket - my family photos so you can get to know my crazy family a little more (the little girl in pink is my granddaughter- the little boy is my son)

Potato Torta - Dying to try this recipe

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