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| Sometimes, visiting Oma means avoiding walking, by riding on a walker. |
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| Luke woke up in the middle of the night and threw up in his bed a few weeks ago. I stayed home with him while Ben took the kids to church the next day and we had fun hanging out. Thankfully, he didn't throw up anymore so we just played. |
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| I took Cat and Luke to lunch at Chick-fil-A when Cat had a day off of school. Luke really wanted chicken minis but since it was after the breakfast period, they didn't have any. He was refusing to eat anything else, so I ordered him an empty bun (definitely worth the $0.15 it cost) and tore off little pieces for him to have with his chicken nuggets. He was pleased with the approximation and I was happy because he ate lunch. |
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| I came to Luke's class because he wanted me to watch him do Show & Teach. They were finishing up their Dr. Seuss centers since it was the week of Dr. Seuss's birthday, and talking about feet (vis-à-vis The Foot Book). Luke didn't just want to draw with his feet, he wanted to draw with his feet while crossing his legs. |
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| "Show & Teach" quickly morphed into "show my kids how I can play with these toys while crawling around on the floor and making funny sounds." |
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| Luke gave this to Eliza when she was upset one day. |
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| "Mom, my arm is getting a little tired so I'm going to switch to my other arm." |
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| Taking advantage of the nicer weather to practice numbers in the driveway. |
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| "It's fixed!" Luke proclaimed when he walked in yesterday. I never found out what was fixed, but I loved the repairman's wardrobe. |
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| Luke wanted to sleep with a lot of stuffed animals last night. In fact, he wanted to be covered by them. So I pulled his blankets over him then piled stuffed animals on top, leaving an opening for his face. When I checked on him before going to bed, this is what it looked like. Poor Luke had been crowded out of his own bed by his chosen companions. |
Oh, what a fun boy!
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