You know the drill.....
Noah watching a little video by
Jon Schmidt on YouTube. He is an amazing pianist and Noah loves to listen to his music. I took this picture and joked with Andy that Noah was looking into his future haha (red hair and all). I got a good laugh out of it :) Click
here to see the video and view their YouTube page for yourself!
Amidst all the packing, I decided to make Noah a little tent to keep him busy and to have something fun for him to do. I decided I would crawl in it with him for a few minutes and when I asked him to turn around so I could take a picture he kindly replied, "No thanks!" haha At least he knows his manners (usually :).
A beautiful day at the park! Don't be fooled by Noah's face, he loved every minute!
Clare, always so happy :)
Later, Noah rode his bike in the yard (a.k.a. sitting on it pretending to ride)!
Noah is always up to something (as you have seen in this post so far). Here he is playing with some of his toys. The conversation between his toys went something like this..."I want popsicles and juice!" "You can't have popsicles and juice!" "I want it!" "Popsicles and juice are all gone" "I want popsicles and juice!" "You want popsicles and juice?" "YES!" "Ok, you have popsicles and juice."
If you remember in my last post about Noah's trip to the hospital, after his sugary they gave him popsicles and juice! haha It's amazing how he hangs on to stuff like that!
And her is Noah once again. This time he is obviously sleeping in the hallway. I had no idea he was there until I went to check on Clare. I walked right by him and he didn't even budge. Crazy kid!
This is how I entertain my kids on Sunday when we are waiting for Daddy to finish up after church. They love it, and I don't mind it either (we have late church so the building is always empty by this time).
Still entertaining ourselves while waiting for Daddy. I told Noah to make a silly face and he said, "No! Make a sad face." So sad face it was. We are talented!
Lastly, reading a commencement address by President Hinckley in 2004 at BYU-Hawaii. I loved this line and at the moment it just hit home to me. It's an amazing address, and you can read the whole thing
HERE (you wouldn't regret it).
Have a wonderful week!
