When Luke grows up, I think he will be a lot like this guy. Josh is my little brother, Stie's hubby, and one of my mom's favorite sons. I took this picture last night after Josh called to say he was in town and came to our house for dinner.
Josh is a great conversationalist...we talked all night long about a variety of topics. He is funny and smart. A great dad and husband and fun uncle for my kids.
Like Luke, Josh was once a gymnast. In fact, when I was a teenager and having moments of insecurity, he would always say, "Don't worry, Gab...just tell 'em your brother's a gymnast and you'll be all right." Somehow that never helped me feel better, but I was very proud of him and (although I couldn't admit it at the time...) I always felt better when Josh was around. Especially when I was driving.
But that's another story.
So, here's to a great man who was once a cute little boy...and to a cute boy I hope will grow up to be a great man. Love you guys!
p.s. I just thought of two more Luke-isms:
eatmeal--I'd like a bowl of eatmeal for breakfast.
pokeypine--The pokeypine lives in the woods and has pokers on his back .
Is the kid adorable, or what?!
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I love reading all of you guys talk about each other. You are such a close family. It's beautiful!
Ah, I see he is making his "I-don't-want-my-picture-taken, but I'll oblige you just this once, stare at the ceiling" and smile weirdly" face. It's a classic around here.
He had a great time last night. Thanks for hosting him. At least someone gets to see him this week, right?
Oops, too many "s, and in the wrong place. Oh well.
I love Christie's description of Josh's facial expression. Said only like a wife can. What a sweet post. There is something about that youngest child to just steal your heart.
That was such a lovely post (as always):). I love the quotes so much! Ya know, I could really go for a, "cheesebigger", right now :D
That was a totally cute post. I loved it.
Lukespeak is precious! It's so good to document their sayings and pronunciations.
I love that, "Tell them your brother is a gymnast." line. Powerful.
I want a cheesebigger too please?
we all want cheesebiggers...that was very cute...kids can say the funniest things...
You really have a writing (do I sound like a broken record or what?). I love how you wrote this about your Luke. What a cutey.
And poor Stie has to see her husband via your blog! But at least he was with family, right?
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