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Random moments to remember, thankfulness, and bragging on my boys:
Ah, books. I love books.
And homemade lattes in my favorite mug. Vanilla latte with homemade whipped cream and drizzled with honey. Yum!
I posted my review of this book from Tyndale yesterday.
Does Jonathan have a structural engineer hiding inside?
Grandpa Pelser is proud!
Jacob decided that he needed to help me make this hat for Jonathan’s friend.
Help? Um, not so much.
These fun fishing puzzles came in the mail the other day. They are birthday presents from Auntie Corrie and Uncle Richard.
I was surprised that Jacob was able to hook pieces. He had much more control with the pole and magnet than I expected.
See him in action:
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And then there are silly surprises… like finding the cereal in the fridge this morning when I went to make breakfast for the boys. Silly Daddy!
This is not where I’d recommend keeping your cereal.
And I’m thankful for Truth in the Tinsel. We’ve been having so much fun each day during advent making our ornament and reading the Christmas story. There are alternate schedules so you could still grab a copy of the book and join us. See some of our fun from the past week in my Kids in the Word post from this week.
I’m also thankful for wonderful online friends with whom I can study the Bible. You can join my Good Morning Girls group Journey Through Ephesians too. Get the details and sign up.
What are you remembering, thankful for, or bragging on your kids for?
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fun, fun! I’m impressed with that block structure as well! You have 2 precious boys!
I was pretty shocked… He’s built tinyl ones like it but nothing that big before this one.
We love those puzzles 🙂 Sophie got the fish one for her 2nd birthday {I think} and quickly figured out that she could hang on to the magnet end and place it on the fish 🙂 LOL!! And then she taught Bella how to do it – so cute!
He did surprisingly well for 14 months.
Thank you for linking up! I love that blog building! Too cool! I am guessing your father in law is an engineer–maybe it runs in the family!
Yes, Josh’s dad is an engineer.
Homemade latte’s, wow! And those blocks–amazing! I love how boys brains work and the way they can build. Enjoyed visiting here today:)
Josh bought me an espresso machine several years ago for Christmas. It wasn’t a super cheapo one, but not a very expensive one either. That thing has been a serious workhorse in our house. It is used nearly every day, especially when the days are colder. I love letting my inner barista out 🙂