Raising Hands

Curiosity got the better of me whence from the kitchen I heard shouts of, "Faster Bella! Faster!". Me: "Shouldn't Bella be riding her new toy and you push her?" Jacob: "No, she needs to practice walking" Honesty, by Jacob

We recently had the opportunity to visit a local fire station with the MOPS group I joined a couple months ago. I'll post another time about MOPS. It's okay so far. This post is about the boys and all the fun they had that day. The excitment builds There is nothing cuter than a group of little people Bring out the Fire Engines! We had lots of questions.  We got hats:-)  William was eager to sit where the firemen ride. Jacob was eager to drive. Bella was not impressed by any of it;-)

We all had one. A little red wagon (with a rope tied to the end for faster pulling;-). We pulled our toys around the yard sometimes our siblings. Sometimes we climbed inside pulled the handle up and hurled ourselves down a hill. Wait, don't tell my boys about that one (yikes!). Thanks to my parents the next generation has their new little red wagon. Complete with new precision turning and all terrain wheels which have promised to work on sand. Good news for beach days! We took it for a spin last night just before it began to rain (again). I can't remember what the boys were going on about but they sure were having fun:-)

I updated on Bella. I figured I'd better do the same for the boys. I turn on the charm when someone pulls out a camera.  I love help wherever I can Mostly I like digging in the dirt I adore my baby sister Jacob turned four in January. When asked about his personality I say he's Spirited. I think he has a brilliant future as an engineer, musician, or lawyer. He is extremely helpful around the house and loves his brother and sister (most all of the time) He's sweet and funny and loves being outside. He is my first born and I wouldn't trade him for any other kid around!