Sunday, March 16, 2014

Spaghetti Night

Friday nights is spaghetti night at Auntie Lana's house and sometimes we get to go...and even remember to bring things like bibs and a highchair. Which is fortunate because both boys LOVE Auntie Lana's spaghetti sauce and won't eat anyone else's, I've tried. I don't even bother trying to make my own...it won't get eaten. Auntie Lana brings us supplies of her spaghetti sauce on a regular basis so we can have a stockpile in the freezer. Thank goodness!


Apparently his own dish of spaghetti wasn't enough...



Tavish must always eat his out of one of Uncle Joe's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle bowls.



Puppy cousins begging for treats at the kitchen door after dinner.



They both have the same sad look in their eyes..."how come we're not allowed in the kitchen?"



Some after dinner cookie making.



And Wolverine claws...just because.

Sunday, March 9, 2014

not my kid

We were having dinner with some friends from church tonight, including the Primary president who had a little story to share about Tavish....

She was teaching a lesson in Primary to the kids and asked them the question "Do you know anyone perfect?" One of the kids raised their hand and said "Tavish!" The Primary president said she tried to gently guide them to the answer she was looking for which was Jesus :) when another kid raised their hand and said "No, its Tavish! He's perfect!" Apparently some other kids gave consensus and there you have it. Primary kids think Tavish is perfect.

If only they knew the truth...

Saturday, March 8, 2014

A Play Date

This is a selfie of Tavish and I on a date to see his first play, Miss Nelson is Missing. This was so much fun because Grandma Marsha had sent Tavish a copy of the book a while ago and we love the story. So when I saw it was playing at the Adventure Theater I knew Tavish would love it. He was so cute and would get excited about all the different parts of the story he knew as it was acted out. At one point one of the characters came up near us in the audience as part of the play and he shouted out excitedly "I have the book at home!"