that is too adorable!!

Dear Sarah & Nathanael,

Aren’t those things they say precious?
I hope you’ll journal them so you can recall them to mind in later years.
Jessica, does the same…though non-verbally. Sometimes she’ll search the house until she finds…(I know you won’t like this, but… her Barney!)

With Love,

Dad J

Hahaha. Hilarious!

Too cute!

Awwwwww!

J10’s first sentence was “I see a bus!” Every morning after breakfast he’d play with toys near our sliding glass door, and watch the children queue for the school bus. One day I heard him exclaim, “I see a bus!”

no way. LOL.

After “grunting” for 2 years, and letting Dolly do all the talking for him, one day Archer looked at me and said, “For breakfast I want eggs and toast and bacon and juice.” Yes, that is the way it all started for boy wonder!

Miss Sherri

O.K., I haven’t visted your blog for a while, so I’ve missed all these great comments.

Now for Sarah’s first sentence….

We had a Shelty dog named Kelly. As we were leaving the house one day Sarah said. “Bye bye Kelly, See ya later!”

I can’t tell you how old Sarah was at the time…wish we had a journal for those things.

The other classic line of Sarah was, as she was in a grocery cart with her mom… a lady came up to them and remarked of Sarah’s hair, saying… “Why, what beautiful curls she has!”

Sarah’s reply was….”Pretty ears too!” Complete with hand jestures to make the point.

Love you all,

Dad J

Hahaha,

I love it.