Monday, December 22, 2008
My big boy
The last few days we have been pummelled with snow. We are going to have 10 more inches in the next couple of days. Today I told Daniel that I would give him a quarter if he would go out and shovel the porch. He was so excited, he went out and did his very best and earned his quarter. What a sweet kid!



Sunday, December 21, 2008
Winter Weather
This morning we woke up and looked outside to see near blizzard conditions. The wind is blowing 40 MPH with a wind chill of -10, as you can imagine it is blowing snow causing major snow drifts and 0 visibility. We found out a few minutes ago that our church services have been cancelled because of the travel conditions. I thought I would share a few pictures of what our major highways look like right now.








Friday, December 19, 2008
Monica Marie
Tonight at dinner Monica kept wanting food from off my plate. I decided to try bribing her by telling her that is she took one bite of her food I would give her a bite of mine. She thought about it and then took a bite of her food, and then reached out for a bite of mine. I handed her a piece off my plate and immediately she spit out what was in her mouth and began to eat what I gave her. I thought to myself, well my 16 month old outsmarted me, she will not do that again. So the next time she put a piece of food in her mouth I made sure she swallowed it before she got a piece of mine. A little later during the meal she was still struggling eating her food, and I had finished everything on my plate. I told her that she needed to finish what mommy gave her. She kept grabbing for my plate. I thought, well it is empty so there is no harm in letting her have it, then I pushed my plate over toward her. She then proceeded to put everything off her plate onto my plate. When her plate was empty she gave me back my plate. Yes, I was once again outsmarted by my 16 month old. She is so smart and I love seeing her thought processes. What a darling blessing from God our Monica is!
BLIZZARD!!!!!!!!!!
Hello Dear friends and family. I am sorry that I have neglected to update my blog for almost 2 full weeks. Right now I am sitting here at 7:40 in the morning with the smell of my morning coffee filling the air thankful for my warm house. We are having a blizzard outside and it looks HORRIBLE. I am feeling sorry for anyone who has to get out in this to go to work this morning. We are supposed to get about a foot of snow, with snowfall so heavy at times it could fall an inch an hour. I really do not plan on going anywhere today. Last night Brandon and Daniel went to the store for me so we can hide until the storm is over.
I thought it might be a good time to give brief updates on the kids. Daniel is 4 1/2 and goes to preschool part time. I would love it if you would pray with us as we decide what to do for him next year regarding school. It seems that his speech teacher does not think he is ready for a regular kindergarden and has suggested a program for those who have speech problems. In the program they teach the children how to read and write full sentences by the end of Kindergarden. This in impresses me since are able to do this in spite of the kids having these handicaps. Even though Daniel has this speech problem he has so smart. He is such a handsome loving child. He is a great big brother and is very kind an gentle with his sister. He is always helping her get drinks, finding her passy, and playing games with her. He has really gotten into super heros lately and all day he is pretending to be someone else whether is is Batman, Spiderman, Superman, Larryboy, whoever. And while he is pretending to be these characters I have to address him by the proper name. Usually I will call "Daniel" and he will say "excuse me mommy I am batman." What a sweet way to say it! I love this kid.
Monica 16 months and is growing bigger everyday. She has a lot of personality and is so much fun to play with. It is very easy to make her giggle and her giggle could melt a heart of stone. She is very persistent and knows exactly what it is that she wants. When we finally figure out her request she will start laughing in excitement. She is starting to love playing with baby dolls. She really loves her big brother and always wants to do everything he is doing. Thankfully he is gracious about having a shadow.
I am very blessed to have two healthy children. I praise the Lord for giving me the opportunity to be a mother. I do not take the fact that I was able to have two children for granted. I know I am blessed!
I thought it might be a good time to give brief updates on the kids. Daniel is 4 1/2 and goes to preschool part time. I would love it if you would pray with us as we decide what to do for him next year regarding school. It seems that his speech teacher does not think he is ready for a regular kindergarden and has suggested a program for those who have speech problems. In the program they teach the children how to read and write full sentences by the end of Kindergarden. This in impresses me since are able to do this in spite of the kids having these handicaps. Even though Daniel has this speech problem he has so smart. He is such a handsome loving child. He is a great big brother and is very kind an gentle with his sister. He is always helping her get drinks, finding her passy, and playing games with her. He has really gotten into super heros lately and all day he is pretending to be someone else whether is is Batman, Spiderman, Superman, Larryboy, whoever. And while he is pretending to be these characters I have to address him by the proper name. Usually I will call "Daniel" and he will say "excuse me mommy I am batman." What a sweet way to say it! I love this kid.
Monica 16 months and is growing bigger everyday. She has a lot of personality and is so much fun to play with. It is very easy to make her giggle and her giggle could melt a heart of stone. She is very persistent and knows exactly what it is that she wants. When we finally figure out her request she will start laughing in excitement. She is starting to love playing with baby dolls. She really loves her big brother and always wants to do everything he is doing. Thankfully he is gracious about having a shadow.
I am very blessed to have two healthy children. I praise the Lord for giving me the opportunity to be a mother. I do not take the fact that I was able to have two children for granted. I know I am blessed!
Monday, December 08, 2008
"While you were sleeping"
As we enter this week of Advent I thought I would post this video and these lyrics by "Casting Crowns."
Oh little town of Bethlehem
Looks like another silent night
Above your deep and dreamless sleep
A giant star lights up the sky
And while you're lying in the dark
There shines an everlasting light
For the King has left His throne
And is sleeping in a manger tonight
Oh Bethlehem, what you have missed while you were sleeping
For God became a man
And stepped into your world today
Oh Bethlehem, you will go down in history
As a city with no room for its King
While you were sleeping
While you were sleeping
Oh little town of Jerusalem
Looks like another silent night
The Father gave His only Son
The Way, the Truth, the Life had come
But there was no room for Him in the world He came to save
Jerusalem, what you have missed while you were sleeping
The Savior of the world is dying on your cross today
Jerusalem, you will go down in history
As a city with no room for its King
While you were sleeping
While you were sleeping
United States of America
Looks like another silent night
As we're sung to sleep by philosophies
That save the trees and kill the children
And while we're lying in the dark
There's a shout heard 'cross the eastern sky
For the Bridegroom has returned
And has carried His bride away in the night
America, what will we miss while we are sleeping
Will Jesus come again
And leave us slumbering where we lay
America, will we go down in history
As a nation with no room for its King
Will we be sleeping
Will we be sleeping
United States of America
Looks like another silent night
Oh little town of Bethlehem
Looks like another silent night
Above your deep and dreamless sleep
A giant star lights up the sky
And while you're lying in the dark
There shines an everlasting light
For the King has left His throne
And is sleeping in a manger tonight
Oh Bethlehem, what you have missed while you were sleeping
For God became a man
And stepped into your world today
Oh Bethlehem, you will go down in history
As a city with no room for its King
While you were sleeping
While you were sleeping
Oh little town of Jerusalem
Looks like another silent night
The Father gave His only Son
The Way, the Truth, the Life had come
But there was no room for Him in the world He came to save
Jerusalem, what you have missed while you were sleeping
The Savior of the world is dying on your cross today
Jerusalem, you will go down in history
As a city with no room for its King
While you were sleeping
While you were sleeping
United States of America
Looks like another silent night
As we're sung to sleep by philosophies
That save the trees and kill the children
And while we're lying in the dark
There's a shout heard 'cross the eastern sky
For the Bridegroom has returned
And has carried His bride away in the night
America, what will we miss while we are sleeping
Will Jesus come again
And leave us slumbering where we lay
America, will we go down in history
As a nation with no room for its King
Will we be sleeping
Will we be sleeping
United States of America
Looks like another silent night
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Monica Pouting
Here is a funny video of Monica pouting because she is out of juice. Instead of coming to me and asking "more please" she decided to "play charades" and pout and see how long it took me to figure out what she wanted.
Monica's love for going to bed.
Monica is a silly child. When Monica gets tired she loves to go to bed and nothing excites her more than the possibility of being able to lay down in a dark quiet place. Now of course when she is not tired she throws fits and refuses to lay down. Here is a video of the Monica right before bed last night.
Let it snow!
Well even though Winter has not officially began it sure feels like it. We have had very cold weather and it has been snowing quite a bit. On Sunday it snowed around 5 inches. Daniel loves to go out and play in the snow. He waits all spring, summer and fall just for there to be snow again. We took him and Monica out to play in the snow on Sunday afternoon. Daniel had a blast, Monica was just not sure what to think.


Sunday, November 30, 2008
First Week of Advent
Today is the first Sunday of the Advent season. I love Advent as it helps me to focus on the true meaning of Christmas. With all the advertisements, sales, and hustle of Christmas it is necessary to take a step back and remember what we are celebrating.
We are not celebrating being able to get a $25 toy for $15, or the fact that we have the most christmas presents under the tree. We are not celebrating the fact that our tree is the prettiest or that we have the nicest decorations. We are celebrating the birth of a Savior. What does that really mean? When one sits down and ponder this it can do nothing less than humble a greedy heart. God, the creator of the Universe, the all knowing, all mighty King of the ages humbled himself and became lower than a servant, and why? To save this broken sinful world, and why? Because he loves us. C.S Lewis once said that if it is hard for you to understand what it was like for the God of all creation to come and be a man think about what it would be for you to give up everything you have and become a slug, only worse!
Jesus Christ, the God of everything was born as a baby, he nursed, wore diapers, cried at night, cut teeth, learned to walk, fell and skinned his knee, had bumps and bruises, learned to talk, learned to feed himself, dress himself, he grew in wisdom and knowledge. On that blessed Christmas morning the God of the universe put his life into the hands of two teenagers. He trusted them to care for his every need. He allowed human hands to dictate what he did. He gave up all his power and glory to be born into a sinful world, and then in the end die for this world. Take a minute to ponder what this really means. Christmas is so much more than most people allow it to be. Christmas is the beginning of the greatest story ever told.
The song I have posted on here is a great song of worship. Here are the lyrics.
Before the throne of God above
I have a strong and perfect plea
A great High Priest whose name is love
Who ever lives and pleads for me
My name is graven on His hands
My name is written on His heart
I know that while in heaven He stands
No tongue can bid me thence depart
No tongue can bid me thence depart
When Satan tempts me to despair
And tells me of the guilt within
Upward I look and see Him there
Who made an end of all my sin
Because the sinless Savior died
My sinful soul is counted free
For God, the Just, is satisfied
To look on Him and pardon me
To look on Him and pardon me
Behold Him there! The risen Lamb
My perfect, spotless, Righteousness
The Great unchangeable I AM
The King of Glory and of Grace
One with Himself I cannot die
My soul is purchased by His blood
My life is hid with Christ on high
With Christ my Savior and my God
With Christ my Savior and my God
We are not celebrating being able to get a $25 toy for $15, or the fact that we have the most christmas presents under the tree. We are not celebrating the fact that our tree is the prettiest or that we have the nicest decorations. We are celebrating the birth of a Savior. What does that really mean? When one sits down and ponder this it can do nothing less than humble a greedy heart. God, the creator of the Universe, the all knowing, all mighty King of the ages humbled himself and became lower than a servant, and why? To save this broken sinful world, and why? Because he loves us. C.S Lewis once said that if it is hard for you to understand what it was like for the God of all creation to come and be a man think about what it would be for you to give up everything you have and become a slug, only worse!
Jesus Christ, the God of everything was born as a baby, he nursed, wore diapers, cried at night, cut teeth, learned to walk, fell and skinned his knee, had bumps and bruises, learned to talk, learned to feed himself, dress himself, he grew in wisdom and knowledge. On that blessed Christmas morning the God of the universe put his life into the hands of two teenagers. He trusted them to care for his every need. He allowed human hands to dictate what he did. He gave up all his power and glory to be born into a sinful world, and then in the end die for this world. Take a minute to ponder what this really means. Christmas is so much more than most people allow it to be. Christmas is the beginning of the greatest story ever told.
The song I have posted on here is a great song of worship. Here are the lyrics.
Before the throne of God above
I have a strong and perfect plea
A great High Priest whose name is love
Who ever lives and pleads for me
My name is graven on His hands
My name is written on His heart
I know that while in heaven He stands
No tongue can bid me thence depart
No tongue can bid me thence depart
When Satan tempts me to despair
And tells me of the guilt within
Upward I look and see Him there
Who made an end of all my sin
Because the sinless Savior died
My sinful soul is counted free
For God, the Just, is satisfied
To look on Him and pardon me
To look on Him and pardon me
Behold Him there! The risen Lamb
My perfect, spotless, Righteousness
The Great unchangeable I AM
The King of Glory and of Grace
One with Himself I cannot die
My soul is purchased by His blood
My life is hid with Christ on high
With Christ my Savior and my God
With Christ my Savior and my God
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Thanksgiving
Today we had a good Thanksgiving with our family. We put up our Christmas tree and got it all decorated. We bought this tree on Craigslist and I really love it. This picture does not do it justice. I am sorry these two are sidewise, I corrected it but it did not download right and I do not have time to fix it. 


Yes I prepared this meal all by myself and I am very proud of it!

Providence Children's Museum
On the Friday night we went to the Children's Museum. To your delight it was Metlife Family Night so it was free for all of us to get in! The kids had a lot of fun. It was a very nice museum.
This was Daniel's favorite things to do at the museum. These were vacuums and when you put a ball in it it would sick it up through the tubes and then shoot it out at out from the top.
Monica's favorite was this water toy. She would put a ball on there and watch it go back to the bottom. She did this
This is one of the scariest chairs I have ever seen in my life. This picture does not do justice to how scary it is, however my daughter LOVED it. She played in this chair for a long time.
Here is Daniel dressed up in the construction area fixing a broken bridge. He was very serious about it, and he did a great job!

Our Trip to the East Coast
Last week we went to a ETS conference that was in Providence RI. We had a good time out on the East Coast. Here are a few pictures of Boston.
This is the Old State House.
This is City Hall.
This is Feneuil Hall.

The Appalachian Mountains were very beautiful to drive through.
We went to Plymouth and saw Plymouth rock and got to Tour the Mayflower II. No one really knows what happened to the original Mayflower. In the 1950s they rebuilt the boat and sailed it from Plymouth England to Plymouth Massachusetts. This is a picture of Daniel sitting at the table in the captain quarters.
This is one of the cots that were down under the deck. There were only a couple dozen of these. I cannot believe this boat held over 100 people!
This is the Mayflower II.
This is where plymouth rock is.
This is a picture of Plymouth rock. When we told Daniel we were going to see a rock he said "Mom is it a BIG BIG rock." I said "No", he said "Is it a pretty rock?" I said "no" he said "is it a rock from outer space?" I said "no" he said "then why do we want to go see a rock?" I tried to explain to him the significance of this rock, but I am not sure he understood it. So here is the rock, it is not pretty, big or from outer space, but it is a symbol of our begins here.
Monday, November 17, 2008
Not me Monday
My sister got the idea of a not me Monday from a friend of hers. Hers always make me laugh and so I thought I would try one myself. This is written mainly for her, because I know that she would like to read my not me monday. So Andrea enjoy.
"This morning I did not go out to drop my son off at school with soaking wet hair in 30 degree weather. No way I always have time to do my hair before I leave the house! Of course I would never walk around the grocery store with my sweatshirt hood up because I would never be embarrassed that I did not even comb my hair. After picking Daniel up from school I did not feel just a little bit embarrassed when I went with Daniel to drop off his shoe box and the lady who pulled in seconds before me was dropping off more than 50 boxes! I would never feel the need to compare myself to others, no way not me! I did not take my children to the most unhealthy place to eat for lunch today. No way I never eat at Mcdonalds, and I would NEVER let them have chicken nuggets. Oh and of course then after not eating Mcdonalds for lunch I would NEVER take them back out to eat chicken nuggets from Wendys for dinner. No way not me, I always cook good wholesome meals for my children. I would never forget to give my children baths and then realize that they have not had one in a week! No way not me. I would never give my children seconds on chocolate cake after dinner. Nope not me, my kids do not eat sweets!"
"This morning I did not go out to drop my son off at school with soaking wet hair in 30 degree weather. No way I always have time to do my hair before I leave the house! Of course I would never walk around the grocery store with my sweatshirt hood up because I would never be embarrassed that I did not even comb my hair. After picking Daniel up from school I did not feel just a little bit embarrassed when I went with Daniel to drop off his shoe box and the lady who pulled in seconds before me was dropping off more than 50 boxes! I would never feel the need to compare myself to others, no way not me! I did not take my children to the most unhealthy place to eat for lunch today. No way I never eat at Mcdonalds, and I would NEVER let them have chicken nuggets. Oh and of course then after not eating Mcdonalds for lunch I would NEVER take them back out to eat chicken nuggets from Wendys for dinner. No way not me, I always cook good wholesome meals for my children. I would never forget to give my children baths and then realize that they have not had one in a week! No way not me. I would never give my children seconds on chocolate cake after dinner. Nope not me, my kids do not eat sweets!"
The Kids
This is a picture of Daniel being silly.
On one of those long days where daddy leaves in the morning and does not come home until after the kids go to bed I find that I have to be very creative to pass the time and stay sane. A couple of days ago I decided to make a tent in the living room, give the kids a flashlight and had them pretend they were in a dark forest. The kids loved playing in the tent and it passed about an hour of time.


Puzzle
With every new stage my heart leaps with pride, but cries in the fact that my son is growing up! A couple of days ago Daniel was in the mood to do a puzzle. He went into the puzzle drawer and got this clifford puzzle that has 24 pieces. He sat down on the floor and concentrated trying to figure out how the pieces went when all of a sudden his very sweet but curious sister came along and destroyed all his efforts. Very sad and a little angry Daniel was about to give up on his efforts when I suggested he sit at the table where she cannot reach him. So he gathered up his pieces and went and sat at the table. Ten minutes went by and then I heard a voice of excitement "MOMMY I DID IT!!!' I came over and expressed how I was equally as proud of him. What a big boy!!! 
Friday, November 14, 2008
Operation Christmas Child
Shoe Box- $0
Enough stuff to fill it- $30
Changing a child's life- Priceless
Brandon and I are always looking for ways to teach our children compassion and love for others. With the Christmas season coming up it is easy to be so focused on ourselves and on our own wants. This morning we took Daniel out to learn what it feels like to give to others. There is a program called Operation Christmas Child that is organized through Samaritan's purse. What they do is they ask people to get a standard size shoe box, and fill it with items for either a boy or a girl in a specific age range of your choice. We chose a boy in the age range of 2-4 since because that is the same age range as Daniel. Then you fill the shoes box with things that a child overseas would want or need and they distribute these Christmas boxes all over the world. Before giving them out they place a booklet about Jesus Christ in each one, and after giving them out they present the gospel message to the children. I watched a video this morning of a young lady telling her story. As a child she lived in Bosnia. It was a war torn country, which left her living in fear. She was scared to even leave her house because of all the land mines around her village. As time went on the government refused to let aide into the country, and slowly her family ran out of food. The hunger that she felt aches all the way to her soul. One morning she went to put on her shoes to go to school. She only had one pair of shoes and they had so many holes in them her feet froze in the cold. She was so heart broken, so hungry, and so cold that she wanted to fun away and never come back. She had these thoughts all the way to school. When she arrived at school she saw people there giving out shoe boxes. She did not know why she needed an empty shoe box so she did not go over and get one, instead she stood by the wall. One of the men handing out the boxes called her over and handed her a box. Much to her surprise it was not empty. She opened the box and inside was a brand new pair of tennis shoes. Tears started flowing down her face. She went up the man and asked "Who gave me these shoes, who sent these to me?" The man then started to tell her about Jesus Christ. She was so moved by this because in her mind only God would be able to know how much she desired a new pair of shoes, and that day she became a Christian. It was because of that box, and the compassion of others that she gave her life to the Lord. Today she is married and has two children. The Lord has blessed her and she is now living in the United States. Every year her family packs boxes to give to children and they pray for the children who will receive their box that they to will accept Christ. Brandon, Daniel and I are also praying for the little boy who will receive our box. When a small, hungry, broken boy opens our Christmas box he will find a new pair of shoes, a pair of pants and a shirt, underware, socks, 2 toothbrushes, toothpaste, 2 combs, a wash cloth, soap, pencils, erasers, a pencil sharpener, crayons, a coloring book, toy cars, a slinky, tootsie pops,, and most importantly I pray he finds Jesus Christ. I encourage you to get involved. Take your child and let them help you shop to fill a shoe box. You can click here and find out more information about this ministry. You can change a life and teach your children about the true meaning of Christmas.

Enough stuff to fill it- $30
Changing a child's life- Priceless
Brandon and I are always looking for ways to teach our children compassion and love for others. With the Christmas season coming up it is easy to be so focused on ourselves and on our own wants. This morning we took Daniel out to learn what it feels like to give to others. There is a program called Operation Christmas Child that is organized through Samaritan's purse. What they do is they ask people to get a standard size shoe box, and fill it with items for either a boy or a girl in a specific age range of your choice. We chose a boy in the age range of 2-4 since because that is the same age range as Daniel. Then you fill the shoes box with things that a child overseas would want or need and they distribute these Christmas boxes all over the world. Before giving them out they place a booklet about Jesus Christ in each one, and after giving them out they present the gospel message to the children. I watched a video this morning of a young lady telling her story. As a child she lived in Bosnia. It was a war torn country, which left her living in fear. She was scared to even leave her house because of all the land mines around her village. As time went on the government refused to let aide into the country, and slowly her family ran out of food. The hunger that she felt aches all the way to her soul. One morning she went to put on her shoes to go to school. She only had one pair of shoes and they had so many holes in them her feet froze in the cold. She was so heart broken, so hungry, and so cold that she wanted to fun away and never come back. She had these thoughts all the way to school. When she arrived at school she saw people there giving out shoe boxes. She did not know why she needed an empty shoe box so she did not go over and get one, instead she stood by the wall. One of the men handing out the boxes called her over and handed her a box. Much to her surprise it was not empty. She opened the box and inside was a brand new pair of tennis shoes. Tears started flowing down her face. She went up the man and asked "Who gave me these shoes, who sent these to me?" The man then started to tell her about Jesus Christ. She was so moved by this because in her mind only God would be able to know how much she desired a new pair of shoes, and that day she became a Christian. It was because of that box, and the compassion of others that she gave her life to the Lord. Today she is married and has two children. The Lord has blessed her and she is now living in the United States. Every year her family packs boxes to give to children and they pray for the children who will receive their box that they to will accept Christ. Brandon, Daniel and I are also praying for the little boy who will receive our box. When a small, hungry, broken boy opens our Christmas box he will find a new pair of shoes, a pair of pants and a shirt, underware, socks, 2 toothbrushes, toothpaste, 2 combs, a wash cloth, soap, pencils, erasers, a pencil sharpener, crayons, a coloring book, toy cars, a slinky, tootsie pops,, and most importantly I pray he finds Jesus Christ. I encourage you to get involved. Take your child and let them help you shop to fill a shoe box. You can click here and find out more information about this ministry. You can change a life and teach your children about the true meaning of Christmas.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Daniel and Monica Dancing.
Here is Daniel and Monica dancing. Yes, Monica lifting her leg up high in the air is her idea of dancing. Daniel on the other hand prefers more of a hip hop style dance. Nevertheless they are both very cute when they get out on the dance floor! Enjoy!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Daniel
Mom: Daniel it is time to brush your teeth and get ready for bed.
Daniel: Oh mom I don't want to brush my teeth!
Mom: Daniel if you do not brush your teeth your teeth will fall out!
(At this point I figured out that Daniel really needed to go to the bathroom so I asked him to please go to the bathroom. A few minutes later he calls me in there.)
Daniel: Mom I am all done, but not all my poopy came out.
Mom: Daniel you have time to finish before bed.
Daniel: (looking very worried) But mom I do not want my teeth to fall out while I do it!
Daniel: Oh mom I don't want to brush my teeth!
Mom: Daniel if you do not brush your teeth your teeth will fall out!
(At this point I figured out that Daniel really needed to go to the bathroom so I asked him to please go to the bathroom. A few minutes later he calls me in there.)
Daniel: Mom I am all done, but not all my poopy came out.
Mom: Daniel you have time to finish before bed.
Daniel: (looking very worried) But mom I do not want my teeth to fall out while I do it!
Monday, November 03, 2008
Monica playing around
I thought that this video might help you get a small glimpse into Monica's personality. She is just a very fun loving child. The video is of her thinking that it was very funny to try to hand me a pencil and then take it away. She is so much fun to play with!
PS A story about Daniel from this morning.
Mom: Daniel you need to go and get dressed for school.
Dad: Boy Daniel you really need a hair cut
Daniel: (Dressed in spiderman Pajamas) "Daddy Spiderman does not have hair to cut.
Dad: Yes he does and he gets his hair cut all the time.
Daniel: No dad the REAL spiderman does not have hair and does not need hair cuts
Dad: The REAL Daniel better go and do what his REAL mommy told him to do!
PS A story about Daniel from this morning.
Mom: Daniel you need to go and get dressed for school.
Dad: Boy Daniel you really need a hair cut
Daniel: (Dressed in spiderman Pajamas) "Daddy Spiderman does not have hair to cut.
Dad: Yes he does and he gets his hair cut all the time.
Daniel: No dad the REAL spiderman does not have hair and does not need hair cuts
Dad: The REAL Daniel better go and do what his REAL mommy told him to do!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
TV Cart
At our local grocery store they have these TV carts where you pay a dollar and your kids can sit in the cab and watch the TV that is on the dash board. It is always a great privilege when the kids get to ride in one of these carts. Daniel and Monica both got Halloween cards with $2 a piece from Nanny and Papa. Daniel chose to use one of his dollars for the TV cart, and even though Monica loves to push the restart button which causes his movie to start all over again, and she is loud and annoys him to death, he was kind enough to allow her to sit in there with him. What a nice big brother! 
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