Emma... how do we say it without being too biased? She loves to run! The other day at the park she was following "Charlie" around. He started to run laps around the perimeter of the playground, and naturally Emma had to follow. After a time Charlie started getting tired and Emma kept on going. He'd sit down to rest but when she'd lap him he'd jump up and try his hardest to beat her but would have to sit down again. He ended up collapsing from fatigue several times. His grandpa kept on telling him to stop because he was obviously too tired but Charlie ignored him. They were both breathing really hard. Eventually Charlie's grandpa had to take pity on him and force him to leave. Emma did a few more laps for completeness and then stopped. Charlie was almost six years old and Emma will be three in July. Emma's not competitive, she just likes to have fun. I knew Dennis would be really proud of Emma, and when I told him the story he pumped his fists and said, "YES!" We're not obsessed-with-running-competitive-parents are we? We just like our kids to be active and healthy.
William is getting the capability to act more and more silly each day. I wonder where he gets it?
Here he's eating a "dang quesadilla" and mimicking funny faces from his dad. We sure do love this age.
2 comments:
1. I cannot believe you are wearing a Holister hoodie ... Are you wearing a Holister hoodie? It's cute. :)
2. I had a dream about you last night. It was actually a kind of sad one that involved flesh and burning. Even with that sentence I have probably said too much. But a perk: you were an early morning seminary teacher. Hahaha! Nightmare of all nightmares! ;)
3. I.miss.you.
4. A lot.
What cute faces! That is a wonderful stage to be in.
Sounds like you have a track star on your hands.
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