M came sneaking into our room last night, restless from us trying to tuck her in "early" (because of the time change). She was pouty and drowsy and having trouble falling asleep. In great efforts to gain our favor (and perhaps make it back into our bed for a snuggle?), she sweetly and softly said:
"Mommy, Daddy, I just want to be friends forever."
We both said "awww..." We want to be your friends forever too, sweetness.
We'll see if this is still the case come teenage years...
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Curious Minds, Pure Hearts
I created this blog to try to capture the magic of childhood, the essence of what youthful spirit brings to our lives. My children put a smile on my face every day, and I wanted a place to record those moments. My own mother recorded snippets of her children in writing, and looking back at those is a precious memory for me.
About the Kids
M is a 6 year old ball of fire. She is feisty, bossy, and beautiful. She is in preschool now and absorbs knowledge like a sponge. We have to be very careful what we say around her because she remembers just about everything. The day she learns to read/spell, my husband and I will need to think of a whole new way to discretely communicate (Pig Latin!)
C is 4 and couldn't be more of a Boy. His motto is "how far can I throw it, and how loud can I make it crash". He likes noisy toys, the louder the better. Every day I see him learning new things, especially from M. They get along beautifully, but they definitely have their sister/brother feuds.
M is a 6 year old ball of fire. She is feisty, bossy, and beautiful. She is in preschool now and absorbs knowledge like a sponge. We have to be very careful what we say around her because she remembers just about everything. The day she learns to read/spell, my husband and I will need to think of a whole new way to discretely communicate (Pig Latin!)
C is 4 and couldn't be more of a Boy. His motto is "how far can I throw it, and how loud can I make it crash". He likes noisy toys, the louder the better. Every day I see him learning new things, especially from M. They get along beautifully, but they definitely have their sister/brother feuds.
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- Teamwork
- Bead Boy
- Good Manners
- Children's Outdoor Bill of Rights
- Singin' In The Rain
- Little Drummer Boy
- Full Sentences??
- Body Language
- Treasure Hunting!
- Smarty Pants
- "Child" proofing
- Headbandiphilia
- Potty Mouth
- Scrapbooking 2!
- Senses Awry
- Goat Farm!
- Scrapbooking
- BFF's
- Baptism
- Pancakes!
- Sisterly Love
- Yeah!
- Haircut!
- The Bird
- As my husband continues the downspout drainpipe pr...
- Chips Off the Old Block
- Favorite Activities
- Tea Party, Anyone?
- Collecting Raccoons
- Spring Has Sprung Part 3
- New Words
- Read Across America
- Whoooo Goes There?
- Like Mother, Like Daughter
- 2 Kool 4 Skool
- Spring Has Sprung Part 2
- Spring Has Sprung
- Brick House!
- You've Got a Friend in Me Part 2
- Right Again
- The Fountain of Youth
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