Anyway, lately Andrew has been asking sooooooo many questions. It's mostly about the words we say. Like this morning when we were reading the scriptures about Alma and Nehor, he asked what the word "boldly" meant. After we mentioned it means he strongly defended himself (talking about Nehor when he is brought before Alma). Then he asks, "what does defend mean?" It seems like it continues on because the words we use to describe the other words he doesn't understand. Do you run into this problem? I mean really, how many words can you use to describe the word "persuade" or to describe "soft" to a child? The English vocabulary is so vast "whats vast?"
The kids spent most of their day on it yesterday. I like that it has the enclosure too for the little ones. It also came with an inflatable Jump and Jam (a basketball hoop and a ball).
I got on and could still do a back flip but freaked myself out trying to do a front flip. I think it stems from when I was younger. I did one on my friends tramp and hit the pole with my neck. It knocked the wind out of me. I'll have to keep practicing. I hope you all have a great Memorial Day.
He is in a red shirt in the middle. Danika was as animated as ever.
It's so cute to see how proud they are to sing the songs they have learned. Good job, Mom and Dad are proud of you!
I can't wait to see what Tina does with the pictures she took. She's a great photographer ;) Though it was a bit crazy with two babies screaming and Jacob being hit with a rock, we had fun. Thankfully no trains came by too.
