A happy Mother's day to all. Things are starting to wind-down here in Berkeley. With roughly two weeks till we move, every day seems like an adventure. And, despite the copious amounts of school work I have left, or the sermon I'm giving tomorrow morning, procrastination has gotten the best of me. What better way to satiate a need to procrastinate like blogging it up?
And now, for the photos:
Here's a photo series I like to call "watermelon head-shots".
Just like an actor would send in headshots showing off a wide range of emotions, I imagine this is what Jacob would look like if he were sending his pictures to an casting call for say, a watermelon advertisement (perhaps for unique method for eating watermelon?).
Enjoy!
We played Kickball tonight with students and faculty and Jacob loved it. Only hours after getting his cast off (Thank the lord!) he was running and playing. He is still slow to get it moving, but as I am writing this he is brushing his teeth with his left hand. Let's face it, we need as many Lefties as we can get.
Following the kickball, we returned home to get Jacob in the tub for the most necessary, thorough scrubbing thus far as a two year old! What did he do? He immediately got in and starting "swimming like a fish"- it was great!
Following the kickball, we returned home to get Jacob in the tub for the most necessary, thorough scrubbing thus far as a two year old! What did he do? He immediately got in and starting "swimming like a fish"- it was great!
After Jacob got in bed, we got the call that Jacob's good friend Olivia was getting her baby sister really soon and needed to come sleepover. This morning at 6:45 we had two of the happiest munchkins ever reported: upon discovering the other was present and awake there was laughter, squealing, non-stop chatter, actual jumping up and down, you name it. Adorable.
So we made a day of it and went to the playground, played with play-doh, ate a lot, read a little, and rode a steam train.
These two are just the sweetest things... We got to meet Olivia's baby sister, to whom both Olivia and Jacob gave some gentle pats and sweet attention.
It's heart-warming that Jacob like babies and other people so much as he's getting a sibling around Christmas time. What a 'gift' we're all looking forward to<3!>
Happy Mother's Day!
Happy Mother's Day back at ya'll! Hope the weather is as perfect as it is here in NC...Blue sky, low humidity, upper 60's. Not typical for the season, but we LOVE it. It reminds me of Berkeley days past...
ReplyDeleteJacob and Olivia are darling. Congrats to her family on the new baby! What a Mother's Day gift!
Thank you for the watermelon sequence and the montage of "activity" shots. We can never get enough, as you know. Glad the cast is off. On to the next big thing...
MOVING. Good luck with that. Grayson will be there soon to serve as photographer, mover, baby sitter,younger sister that Ashley does have and that Daniel might have had--sorry, Luke--and fun-loving AUNT to her sweet Jacob! ENJOY,ALL! Love ya!
thanks for that introduction, Mother.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to come to the see you all. I am so glad that Jacob can now get back to living his active, CLEAN, free, and left handed way of life.
Love you. See you super soon!
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YEAH! I'm so glad that your family is expanding. You are some of the greatest people we know (along with all our seminary family). All the best. Jennifer Bruns
ReplyDeleteWhat a sneaky little slip in there!! I almost missed it-- I did a double take! Congratulations! Jacob is such a cute boy! We'd love to have you guys over again when you're back in NC-- Vaden & he can play it up!
ReplyDeleteLEFTIES OF THE WORLD UNITE.
ReplyDeleteRIGHTIES OF THE WORLD UNTIE.
YES. He will become one of us.
(if you know the song, please sing along)
na na na na
na na na na
back to a regular arm