Friday, November 24, 2006
Getting bigger...
I don't know if it is just my boy but Hayden is constantly thinking about getting bigger. Bigger muscles, bigger feet, growing taller, etc. The other day, we were just talking and Hayden asked, "Mommy, when will my belly button be as big as Daddy's?" I laughed! I don't think Chad's belly button is big but I could see where a four year old might think it was.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Where Mommy?
Yesterday morning I was lying in bed and Chad was getting the kids up (yippee!) and as soon as Parker came out of his room and didn't find me he said, "Where Mommy?" You know, it is funny that I didn't really want to let anyone know where I was (except Chad, of course) but when I heard such sweet words from Parker's mouth I had to let him come into the bedroom with me. It is nice to be wanted!
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Halloween Night
What a great year this was for trick-or-treating!
This year the kids were going to be Spiderman (Hayden) and Elvis (Parker). I have always wanted one of my kids to be Elvis (because I think it is funny) but we missed it with Hayden and I knew this would be our last year to do anything like this with Parker. The night started off a little iffy. Parker woke up from his nap crying and never stopped until we walked out the door to go trick-or-treating. He didn't want to wear his Elvis costume at all so I had to trick him into slipping into his jumpsuit. It was REALLY bad and even after it was on he kept crying and trying to take it off, but as soon as we went trick-or-treating and he realized that for being Elvis he got candy, he was the proudest little Elvis walking the street. He kept pointing to the eagle on his jumpsuit and saying "Elvis" as the people were passing us.
We went up and down our street and then came back home and went up to church for a little while and then over to the Mission Center. Eastwood was extremely crowded so we didn't stay very long but we ended up over at the Missions Center and let the kids play in the jumpy things for a while. We had a great time and got bunches of candy. Thanks to the people who give the good candy, we are ALL enjoying it!
This year the kids were going to be Spiderman (Hayden) and Elvis (Parker). I have always wanted one of my kids to be Elvis (because I think it is funny) but we missed it with Hayden and I knew this would be our last year to do anything like this with Parker. The night started off a little iffy. Parker woke up from his nap crying and never stopped until we walked out the door to go trick-or-treating. He didn't want to wear his Elvis costume at all so I had to trick him into slipping into his jumpsuit. It was REALLY bad and even after it was on he kept crying and trying to take it off, but as soon as we went trick-or-treating and he realized that for being Elvis he got candy, he was the proudest little Elvis walking the street. He kept pointing to the eagle on his jumpsuit and saying "Elvis" as the people were passing us.
We went up and down our street and then came back home and went up to church for a little while and then over to the Mission Center. Eastwood was extremely crowded so we didn't stay very long but we ended up over at the Missions Center and let the kids play in the jumpy things for a while. We had a great time and got bunches of candy. Thanks to the people who give the good candy, we are ALL enjoying it!
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