karahess

As I stumbled to the Christmas tree this morning to turn it on, I couldn't help but notice a potato under the tree. I had to step back and chuckle. I knew exactly where it came from - Adam. I forgot that potato was there, but I do recall watching him putting it there. Earlier this week, I was busy wrapping and putting presents under the tree. Adam took off towards the kitchen and came running in with a potato. He dashed over to the tree and placed his potato underneath. Oh the sweet innocence ...

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Praises to the Newborn King!
Rejoice for Hope is born again![/size:7c63988986][/color:7c63988986][/i:7c63988986][/b:7c63988986]

Thought you'd enjoy a picture of Adam with Santa!

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Let's go back and discuss this four year old of mine. Yeah, um . . . I told you before that he's pretty intelligent and sometimes even stumps mommy with the questions he asks. Tonight's question certainly did take me by surprise and leave me laughing hard. "Mom, do chickens have butt cracks?" What in tarnation? Where does he come up with these ideas? I know I really encourage him to use his imagination, but my goodness. . . . . "Well, Aaron, mommy has never picked ...

It's been a couple weeks since I've posted and oh, how my Adam has changed over the that time. I recall posting some time ago about how I had to wonder what the age of 15 months was going to bring. Oh it's here and in full throttle.

There's no doubt about it, I've got myself a little smartie! I'm amazed at the problem solving skills this kid has for his age. For example, we keep a stool in our kitchen, mainly for Aaron to use. Adam has mastered using the stool and yesterday ...