In hopes of being pinned on Pinterest, we've been doing a few Thanksgiving projects around here. ;)
No seriously, I want my kids to live a grateful life and do better than I do recognizing blessings.
No seriously, I want my kids to live a grateful life and do better than I do recognizing blessings.
I thought I was mom of the year when the FIRST thing Treyson said he was grateful for was Heavenly Father. Score. The kid gets it.
Then he followed it up with TV and French Fries (which I classified as all food).
essentials. clearly.
Then, he went to preschool coop. He told Stacey, he was grateful for "doors" and "monsters". She asked him if he was grateful for mommy.
His response? "I don't have a mommy."
Lovely.
Glad I am making such a strong impact in his life.
Do love that little turkey.
(Look it's Ruby! We're grateful for her. She hangs on our fridge so we can remember her every day.)
PS We'll be alone for the holiday. COME OVER!
Lovely.
Glad I am making such a strong impact in his life.
Do love that little turkey.
(Look it's Ruby! We're grateful for her. She hangs on our fridge so we can remember her every day.)PS We'll be alone for the holiday. COME OVER!
4 educated comments:
SO adorable! what a lovely blog you have! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! http://hanlonfamily2.blogspot.com/
iin case you're curious, that first comment is my cousin. ;)
you are such a great mom! i wish we were closer, so you guys could come here!!
Traveling for Thanksgiving is overrated.
Unless, of course, the people are coming to you.
Super impressed he said Heavenly father! That's so cute. When lily was asked at school what she was thankful for she said her dolls. And i was standing right there! All the other kids said their moms or dads. Haha!
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