Sunday, March 30, 2008
Soccer star
Yesterday Luke scored TWO GOALS at his soccer game! He told me he was going to score a goal, and he was so excited when he scored not just one but two! These were good goals, too; he dribbled the ball down the field, shot at the goal, and made it. After the game he said, "They couldn't stop me!"
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
More nighttime hijinks
Monday, March 24, 2008
Happy Easter!
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Mini-vacation
On Thursday we headed over to Ft. Worth. Our first stop was the zoo . . .
On Friday morning we went to the Stockyards to see the cattle drive.
Stampede!
Friday, March 21, 2008
Pathway to Easter
Our church had a new Easter event this year called Pathway to Easter. There were five different stations that each represented the last days of Christ. They children did an activity at each of the stations. It was a wonderful event, especially because it was held in our brand new building.
The fifth station was the resurrection where we made an Easter wreath.
Noah's second favorite part was carrying this pink balloon around. He actually wanted a different pink balloon that another baby was holding, but we persuaded him to take this one instead.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Oh, my
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Easter party
It's hard to believe it's already time for Easter parties, especially considering the Valentine's party was just a month ago!
Morning, noon, and night
Here are a few funny things Luke said yesterday:
-Luke woke up around 7:15 and came into my bedroom. Because of the time change, it was still dark. He looked at me and said, "Mommy, is this the 7 when you go to bed or the 7 when you wake up?" I assured him it was morning, and he said, "But it's so dark outside!" How funny to wake up and not know if it's morning or night!
-Luke loves American Idol, and I usually let him watch a few singers on Tuesday night. During one performance he said, "Every time we see Carly Smithson sing, we'll see that thing on her arm." Carly Smithson was indeed singing, and he was talking about her tattoo. He is such a TV addict, just like his Mommy.
-This is the conversation we had right before bed (about our trip to Ft. Worth next week):
LUKE: When we go to see the giraffes and all that stuff . . .
ME: You mean the zoo?
LUKE: Yeah, when we go to the zoo, Noah's going to stay here, right?
ME: No, sweetheart, Noah's coming with us.
LUKE: But we can get someone to watch him and take care of him.
ME: It's a family vacation, so Noah's coming with us.
LUKE: Is he coming on that long car ride?
ME: It's only an hour and a half, so yes, he's coming with us.
-Luke woke up around 7:15 and came into my bedroom. Because of the time change, it was still dark. He looked at me and said, "Mommy, is this the 7 when you go to bed or the 7 when you wake up?" I assured him it was morning, and he said, "But it's so dark outside!" How funny to wake up and not know if it's morning or night!
-Luke loves American Idol, and I usually let him watch a few singers on Tuesday night. During one performance he said, "Every time we see Carly Smithson sing, we'll see that thing on her arm." Carly Smithson was indeed singing, and he was talking about her tattoo. He is such a TV addict, just like his Mommy.
-This is the conversation we had right before bed (about our trip to Ft. Worth next week):
LUKE: When we go to see the giraffes and all that stuff . . .
ME: You mean the zoo?
LUKE: Yeah, when we go to the zoo, Noah's going to stay here, right?
ME: No, sweetheart, Noah's coming with us.
LUKE: But we can get someone to watch him and take care of him.
ME: It's a family vacation, so Noah's coming with us.
LUKE: Is he coming on that long car ride?
ME: It's only an hour and a half, so yes, he's coming with us.
Friday, March 7, 2008
More snow pictures
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
Unplugged
Yesterday Luke had a very bad, terrible, no-good, horrible afternoon. As a consequence, we took away the computer, video games, and TV for the entire day today. I must admit that it was a struggle for me to uphold this decision. It's so easy to let him get on the computer or watch TV when he's driving me nuts, but I was determined not to give in. He just went to bed, so it looks like we survived. Overall, it was actually a pretty good day; we played lots of games and read several books. Maybe being unplugged isn't so bad.
Where did spring go?
It was 74 yesterday. As of 7:31 p.m., it's 32 and snowing. That darn groundhog!
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