Things that make me want to squeeze my kids until they POP!
1) Julius, while watching the news with us, says, "I finally understand why you like watching the news so much. This is really good stuff."
2) Tristan laying his face against my face and saying, "Mommy!"
3) Tristan hugging me in the funny little way that he hugs me.
4) Julius and his silly magic tricks that aren't magic.
5) Long conversations with Julius.
6) Tristan's hysterical laugh when he gets tickled.
7) How brave Julius is when it's time for another surgery.
8) Tristan saying, "ha ha, get me" and not having a clue what it means.
9) Tristan pointing to a cloud and calling out its shape.
10) Julius learning to read and the adorable pictures he draws.
I'll stop at ten or I'll go on forever!
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Greetings, travelers! If you've stumbled here from my Blogger profile I'll interrupt your perusing to say you might like my other blog, "On the Front Porch", better than this one. Originally this was intended for distant family and friends to keep them up to date on the daily minutia of our lives. I can't imagine why anyone else would care. So, if you get bored, or if my children frighten you as they sometimes do me, stop by my other fine blogs:
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3 comments:
that's really sweet. I remember having conversations with William when he was really young (5-10) that I thought were amazingly interesting to have with a kid
That reminded me of when my kids were little and would put on "plays" for me. There was no script and little plot, but I loved them!
aww they're so sweet ♥
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