No new pictures- Mama.
The camera batteries are dead and I haven't gotten around to charging them, but we wanted to put down all the funny things that have been going on around here.
Yesterday, mama and papa went to the Brewers-Reds game at Miller Park. It came at just the right time because Henry had a bad morning and mama was ready to throw him out the window. Luckily, two of our neighbors were splitting babysitting duties so we got a little time away from him. He spent the afternoon with Miss Jenny and then wen over to Miss Laurie's house for pizza and a movie. He had a great time and wants to go back to both houses again.
Mama and Papa took baby Juner to the game. Everyone was a little worried about having a baby there, but as usual, she was quiet and happy the whole time. We got to Miller Park early to tailgate. And June defined tailgating as she sat in her car seat inside the open trunk to avoid getting hit by any wayward beanbags or baseballs. Inside the park, she impressed everyone around us by not making a peep through the whole game. She slept a little while until the Reds scored 5 runs in the 8th inning.
In general, June has taken on her Great Grandpa Parsons demeanor. We should get t-shirts made for them both that say "We're just happy to be here."
She almost rolled over yesterday, but got 75% over and decided to just stay there and suck on her hand. Oh well.
Henry has been pretty funny lately. He told Brandon to go to the store and when Brandon replied "You go to the store," Henry said "I don't have a car."
Henry also is picking up a few language quirks now that his vocabulary is expanding. Instead of "Nothing, nobody, and nowhere" he says "No anything, no anybody, and no anywhere."
Finally, tonight we decided to start talking to him about the move, because we started really packing things up. I was laying in bed with him and we talked about the things we were going to pack to take to our new house. ( I think he thinks we're going to live in a Lincoln log house). We said we were going to take his cars, books, toys, and car rug with us. and that baby Junebug would take her toys and her blankie. Then I told him that when we took our things out, another family would come live in our house. He thought about it for a while before he decided that Uncle Jim and our friend Sophia would be the ones to live here.
Yesterday, mama and papa went to the Brewers-Reds game at Miller Park. It came at just the right time because Henry had a bad morning and mama was ready to throw him out the window. Luckily, two of our neighbors were splitting babysitting duties so we got a little time away from him. He spent the afternoon with Miss Jenny and then wen over to Miss Laurie's house for pizza and a movie. He had a great time and wants to go back to both houses again.
Mama and Papa took baby Juner to the game. Everyone was a little worried about having a baby there, but as usual, she was quiet and happy the whole time. We got to Miller Park early to tailgate. And June defined tailgating as she sat in her car seat inside the open trunk to avoid getting hit by any wayward beanbags or baseballs. Inside the park, she impressed everyone around us by not making a peep through the whole game. She slept a little while until the Reds scored 5 runs in the 8th inning.
In general, June has taken on her Great Grandpa Parsons demeanor. We should get t-shirts made for them both that say "We're just happy to be here."
She almost rolled over yesterday, but got 75% over and decided to just stay there and suck on her hand. Oh well.
Henry has been pretty funny lately. He told Brandon to go to the store and when Brandon replied "You go to the store," Henry said "I don't have a car."
Henry also is picking up a few language quirks now that his vocabulary is expanding. Instead of "Nothing, nobody, and nowhere" he says "No anything, no anybody, and no anywhere."
Finally, tonight we decided to start talking to him about the move, because we started really packing things up. I was laying in bed with him and we talked about the things we were going to pack to take to our new house. ( I think he thinks we're going to live in a Lincoln log house). We said we were going to take his cars, books, toys, and car rug with us. and that baby Junebug would take her toys and her blankie. Then I told him that when we took our things out, another family would come live in our house. He thought about it for a while before he decided that Uncle Jim and our friend Sophia would be the ones to live here.
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