"What are we going to do today, Mommy?"
My mind is thinking laundry, dusting, diaper changing, cooking, and grocery shopping. But when I look at his smile I remember that to him, every day is like a new adventure. Sometimes he just needs a little guidance as to what that adventure will be. Hudson innately discovers those adventures every moment of every day. We are often rescuing him from obscure places (Like the other day when he was stuck in a small space between the wall and the toilet.) Or the time Ethan had Hudson handcuffed to the table...
I dedicate this post to remembering what I really do every day!
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| The policeman, Ethan, hard at work, catching all bad boys who steal toys. |
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| "What, Mom? Is there something wrong with my hat?" |
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| Gotta keep busy hands busy...my solution to distracting Hudson while I cook supper. |
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| "Mom, this basket is for sitting in, not toy storage. I will thank you if you remember that." He pulled all the toys out by himself and then plopped right in. |
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| "I know I saw Mommy decorating this tree, but she forgot something. I think I'll put this camel right in between those branches." |
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| As I was cleaning the kitchen, I came over to the table to see Ethan sitting right in front of the package of Oreo cookies. He looked at me and said, "Mommy, these cookies are really good. SOMEONE is going to have to buy more of them." |
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| Score on some "new to us" outdoor toys and so thankful to live in a state that has somewhat mild winters. Little boys NEED to be outside! |
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| Ethan thought his rainbow colored pancakes were awesome! A little food coloring goes a long way. |
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| Hudson is a food machine! My full time job is constantly putting an array of food in front of him to keep his tummy full. |
I didn't know you kept a blog! I'll have to add it to my blog roll. ;) Such a sweet reminder of putting our children's interests before our own! Such a hard thing for me sometimes, but definitely part of having the mind of Christ.
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