One of the first times our children have truly enjoyed each others company.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Imagination Explosion
It's like I woke up and no longer live with a little baby boy... but a walking, running, talking, humming, singing, dancing, silly and sweet little boy. It becomes apparent when you spend more than a half hour taking:
-puppy for a walk in stroller constructed from an Easter basket and walker.
-while walking, stop at your house made of mega blocks for lunch.
-serve up a complete lunch with milk.
-take puppy to the playground (aka the rocking chair) to swing.
-while walking, stop at your house made of mega blocks for lunch.
-serve up a complete lunch with milk.
-take puppy to the playground (aka the rocking chair) to swing.
What a fun age! At this point I couldn't think of any other way I'd rather spend my Saturday morning.
Friday, July 25, 2014
Mommy's Car
We're driving home today:
Me - "Do you like Daddy's truck or Mommy's car?"
Asher - "Mommy's car."
Me - "Why do you like Mommy's car?"
Asher - "Mommy's car is happy!"
Me - "Yay! That's good!"
Asher - "Mommy's car makes pancakes!"
Very inspired and wishful thinking by my boy...
Monday, July 14, 2014
Breaktime
He was playing so hard at basketball last night he laid down with his puppy and said, "Asher take a break"
Thursday, July 10, 2014
T-Ball
I asked Asher what his favorite part of the day was and it was definitely the t-ball. l would have to agree! Nice work Ev!!
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Profound Dinner Conversation
Asher sits next to me at dinner these days. Near the end he reached over, hugged my arm and smiled up at me.
I say, "What's up?"
He says, "Da Da Daaaaaaah....(in a sing songy voice and then points up) THE CEILING!"
I say, "What's up?"
He says, "Da Da Daaaaaaah....(in a sing songy voice and then points up) THE CEILING!"
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Making the Big Bucks
Asher and Daddy visited me at work today for lunch and at one point in time early on in their visit Daddy said, "This is where Mommy makes the big bucks." We had lunch, I showed them around and they met all my coworkers and then when it was time to leave I said, "Mommy has to go back to work now." Asher looked at me in a serious way and nodded, "Mommy go to work to make the big bucks." and then gave me a kiss. I like to think he was proud of me.
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