As the world turns

It's obviously not the big events that define our existence on this earth but the everyday joys and struggles. This blog is more for the day to day then anything else so anyone reading could understand us a little better. If that is possible.

Tekoa is getting to the age that he would rather play with someone else's toy then his own. It so happens our neighbor Ricki feels the same way and here they are enjoying the grass on the other side of the fence.

Our little girl has four teeth now. Here she is proudly showing off her two top teeth. We received a package which had this baby doll in it. As you can see Eliza loves to chew on it.

Eliza loves to play with Tekoa's toys, but she doesn't get the chance very often because her big brother kindly will take his toy away and replace it with one of her toys. As you can see she is very happy to be playing with not just one but two of her brothers cars.

Tekoa is quick to call people his friends, and as he would say these are all my friends. They were writing with chalk on our sidewalk, but quickly got into a picture pose when I pulled out the camera.

This is actually Tekoa at Sunday school. They do not have a nursery at our church, so he joins in with kids that are a bit older then him. He makes it through the songs, and sometimes some of the lesson. But because he is only two and he is not able to stay still we always leave a bit early so we do not distract the other children.