Everyone knows you have to blow on the marshmellow before you put it in your mouth!
Mmmm-mmmm . . . perfectly browned . . . and even better with ketchup!
"And so, from the day we heard, we have not ceased to pray for you, asking that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, so as to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God." (Col 1.9-10) Amen.
Everyone knows you have to blow on the marshmellow before you put it in your mouth!
Mmmm-mmmm . . . perfectly browned . . . and even better with ketchup!
How wrong can I be? Pretty wrong. Thad turned to Pete and said, "Dad, I want to ride this!" The ride operator told Pete that Thad would have to walk in on his own steam (get it!?). He opened the gate and Thad ran in and quickly took possession of the red engine. He did great!
He was very serious about the whole thing. I couldn't get him to smile for the camera, but he loved every second of the huge THREE MINUTES they let him ride! He was quite irritated that he couldn't go again and again and again, and could only be lured away by telling him Thomas was back at the station and we needed to go say goodbye to him. Which he did.
This is Thad after saying goodbye to Thomas. He is showing the picture he had made of us with Thomas. He is very excited to have the picture.
Too bad he couldn't show that excitement IN the picture!
He cried walking away from the train station. He cried getting into his car seat. He cried before bed. And every day since, he has stuck his lower lip out, furrowed his brow and said, "Mommy, I miss Thomas. I want Thomas to come back!"
Those outrageously expensive tickets to ride for 30 minutes were TOTALLY worth it!
Thad & Jerry a few months back.
Jerry getting a ride on Thad's shoulders (and Thad's face full of peanut butter . . . yeesh!).