They are here

My parents arrived last night. They spent a good 3 hours chasing, tickling, scaring, bathing, loving my kids. We have missed them.

(photo courtesy of Ian)

Conversation with Ian today:

Ian: Josie says kisses are disgusting.

Me: She is wrong.

Ian: Yep - they are delicious. I once saw my friend eat a kiss. Yeah he ate his mom's lips and then burped. That WAS disgusting.

Mice

Wednesday I took Ian and Josie (for her birthday present) to the Seattle Children's Theatre. We saw:


It was so fun. The kids loved it and we got to hang out with the Leonard cousins all day, too.

Go Alligators

Ian's second season of soccer has proven to be much better than the first. He is at least excited to play this time - but is still a bit distracted (read: 18 high fives from the coach, six thumbs up to dad and 2 blown kisses to mom). He somehow still manages to score at least once a game.


This must have been one of the times he walked up to his coach and said "I'm done."


Go number 6!

Ian also had his first Primary Program on Sunday. He was darling - even during the opening talk when he halfway climbed up the podium to tell the speaker where his dad was.

He gets better with age

Curt - I love you 33.

Something scary.

Something(s) cute.


Practicing their "trick-or-treat"s.

Notice the rain...how very NW. We didn't let it stop us from trick-or-treating or from partying late into the night with the Penrods.

Happy anniversary mom and dad! Hurry and come visit.