Jake's latest word is "accomplished." Not only a great ice-skater and skiier, Jake earned his Arrow of Light at Scouts last week and started DARE at school. I've been told this will keep him off drugs. Jake is taller than me when he wears skates.
Luke ="diverse." When he's not building blanket forts, riding his scooter or playing with his beloved stuffed cat, Rainbow, Luke is on the lookout for money-making opportunities. Today he gathered up his sister's old Barbies and Little Ponies ("She never plays with them anymore, Mom!") and took them to the park to sell. His strategy was simple: approach unsuspecting girls and ask them if they have any money. Luke's net gain was $0, but his technique was priceless.
9 comments:
Glad Sam is feeling better.
Jake looks like a pro on the ice.
Em's little cap is adorable.
Glad that Luke's little stuffed cat isn't hiding under my furniture again. That was scary. It's all fun & games until someone loses their favorite animal!
I totally want to make a blanket fort :)
Your kids are adorable!
Glad Sam is feeling better!
Your word: capture. You have captured an essence of your children.
i am dying that he tried to sell his sister's toys. i love him!!
Your blog is authentic. The real deal. If you weren't already my daughter I'd want to adopt you.
Oh, my gosh Gabi, your kids are so fabulous!
We have the stomach flu, here. Amazing how hanging your head in a bucket can bring out the soulful.
I love that Em is writing and composing. You made me laugh how you explained why she is able to tap into the true meaning of despair.
Your kids are rock stars. Seriously my favorite kids ever.
I like this. This will be one of your kid's favorite posts years from now.
Trying to sell the barbies is some serious ingenuity.
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