My Starbucks Buddy
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Alex Scissorhands
I bought Alex his first pair of scissors a few months ago and he loves them. He even uses them on my mom's plants, so she's always trying to hide them from him. I'm still trying to teach him that they should only be used on paper.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
I showered at Starbucks
Alex
visited me at work today. I take him to
the university where I work pretty often.
I think sometimes he knows his way around it better than a lot of the
freshmen students I see. He loves going
to my office and pretending that he works there too. He often goes through my ‘waiting to be
shredded’ pile of papers and starts stapling and writing on every single paper
he can find. After work we walked over
to the new chemistry building. This has
become our favorite building because it has a full-service Starbucks! While we
were waiting for our drinks, we walked around the building. He loves the emergency shower/eye stations
that are placed throughout the halls. Every
time people asked him where we went he’ll tell them we went to Starbucks and
that he took a shower there.
P.S.
He loves his white jeans. He always wants to wear them with his robot sweater.
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Weekly Visit to Starbucks
Alex and I go to Starbucks every Wednesday. All the baristas love him and are always giving him cake pops, chocolate chip cookies, and other pastries. Other people that visit that frequent that location, know him already and are always happy to see him.
I went to Starbucks on Monday without him and there were other kids his age there and I realized just how awesome Alex really is. These kids were running around, climbing the furniture, playing with the merchandise, and doing whatever they wanted. Anytime their parents told them to stop, they would just scream or yell no and continue doing what they wanted.
Alex is no saint. He has moments when he just won't listen, but 95% of the time, he's great. When he doesn't listen, it's not that bad. He just wants to keep ordering stuff he won't eat or drink, or he wants to sit outside, which makes me nervous.
But most of the time, he orders his own stuff, goes and says hi to everyone there, hangs out with the baristas, plays with the iPad a little while, and then takes pictures of himself for about 20 minutes. My iPad photo stream is full of pictures of the ceiling, his forehead, the floor, his cheek, a part of his eye, etc....
I went to Starbucks on Monday without him and there were other kids his age there and I realized just how awesome Alex really is. These kids were running around, climbing the furniture, playing with the merchandise, and doing whatever they wanted. Anytime their parents told them to stop, they would just scream or yell no and continue doing what they wanted.
Alex is no saint. He has moments when he just won't listen, but 95% of the time, he's great. When he doesn't listen, it's not that bad. He just wants to keep ordering stuff he won't eat or drink, or he wants to sit outside, which makes me nervous.
But most of the time, he orders his own stuff, goes and says hi to everyone there, hangs out with the baristas, plays with the iPad a little while, and then takes pictures of himself for about 20 minutes. My iPad photo stream is full of pictures of the ceiling, his forehead, the floor, his cheek, a part of his eye, etc....
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