The other day I took the kids out to run some errands. Mike was at work at the Fire Department so I figured we could swing by there on the way home so the kids could see their dad and the fire trucks. I called Mike to make sure he was there ...
I forgot to mention they have moved him to another station. He used to be at the one by our house, which was wonderful. Of course, we drove by it all the time and Jordan started crying if we didn't stop, but it was nice to have Mike so close. He was moved out to the one by the airport ... which I figured Jordan would love because he would get to see his firetrucks and airplanes. He is one SMART boy. ...
We were getting ready to turn onto the road going to the firestation when I see the nice big ladder truck with lights and sirens coming down the road. I pointed it out to the kids ... Jordan loves to see the lights. Well, the happiness was very short-lived. It ended as I kept on driving past the street ... Jordan quickly started crying for "dada and firetruck". He wasn't hearing or understanding the explanation that daddy was going on a call and we couldn't stop to see him ... He just kept on screaming. Even when we passed by where the call was on the way home and I pointed out ALL the firetrucks with their lights ...
I just couldn't win!
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Going to check on the boys and having Jordan see me and say "UH-OH"
Jordan locking the van door on mommy, then Constance asking "Mommy do you love Jordan better when he was little or now?"
Jordan riding his fire truck into his baby brother and knocking him over.
Jordan learning "mine" and laughing while saying "no Mommy, Mine."
Dominic smiling at Jordan and Jordan getting so tickled.
Dominic rolling onto his side and Jordan pushing him back onto his back.
Jordan standing behind me on the chair and leaning over my shoulder asking "Gandpa stinky", "Sissy stinky".
Trying to type while holding Jordan and while he is dancing.
Constance getting very concerned because mommy's voice is going ... and just certain Mommy would have to go to hospital.
Getting ready to go somewhere ... Jordan trying to grab Dominic, just to make sure I don't forget him.
Jordan jumping in his first mud puddle ... the smile on his face ... and then the shock on mommy's face as he runs and jumps in the van, climbing all over the seats with his nice muddy shoes.
Laughter: Lightly running your fingers up and down the back and tickling the neck and the laugh that could make anyone smile.
Jordan helping put the pacifier in Dominic's mouth, usually it is facing the wrong way and he is shoving it into his nose.
Asking Jordan if he is stinky ... his reponse "No Thank you" ... there is a pretty good chance he needs his diaper changed because he is stinky.
Constance asking: "Didn't Heavenly Father promise Noah that he wouldn't flood the earth again? .... It's not supposed to flood."
Jordan wanting to kiss Dominic while I am holding him. He kisses his feet, then he kisses his bottom, then he kisses his hand, ...
Jordan: "no mama" or "uh-uh" while shaking head side to side
When I told Jordan it was his bedtime ... he said "uh-oh" and took off running.
Going in to Jordan's room to get him up in the morning ... pants on ... diaper half off ... and he is soaking wet.
Constance had turned the TV on after school. Jordan snagged the remote and ran. I heard Constance running after him telling "No Jordan".
Jordan climbed up on our bed (which is elevated) ... sat down and said "good job".
Finding Jordan naked from the waist down in the kitchen... he has figured out how to take his pants off and diaper off. He just looks at you and smiles and laughs.
Jordan came into Grandma and Grandpa's kitchen, grabbed his pants, said "Please, Stinky" and then grabbed his nose.
New Dog, Princess, Jordan grabs her leash and proceeds to lead her around the house. Princess follows all the way to her "bed" where she layed down as Jordan dropped her leash.
Jordan comes into my bedroom covered in white powder and puts his fingers in his mouth and says "mmmmm" ... turns out it is baby formula.
I tell Jordan "I love you", His response "uh-uh".
Jordan gets into things he knows he shouldn't. When I call out "Jordan" he says "Thank you"... tell-tale sign he is getting into trouble. There is water in the pan around our water heater. When I hear splashing I say "Jordan" and I hear "Thank you"
The other day when we were leaving our dog, Princess, kept licking Jordan. Jordan kept saying "no ... sit ... no ... sit ... no... sit"
Jordan trying to give baby Dominic "fives" ... trying to pry open his little fist to do it.
Jordan plopping himself in the baby swing and saying "weeee".
Constance telling her daddy "Jordan has brown hair and daddy has gray hair."
During renovations, Constance saying:
"Uh-oh, grandpa's writing on the wall" (he had drawn the layout of our bedroom on the old sheetrock)
"I want a bathroom in my room."
"Your bathroom is bigger than mine."
Jordan found sissy's box of skittles and accidently dropped them on the floor ... as he was cleaning up he put one in his mouth ... "mmmmm". Not many of them made it in the box after that.
Walking in to Jordan's bedroom during naptime to find him standing there with his pants off, diaper off and poop smeared on his sheets. Then to top it off he is smiling and puts his finger in his mouth and says "MMMMM". Bathwater was run immediately!
Jordan locking the van door on mommy, then Constance asking "Mommy do you love Jordan better when he was little or now?"
Jordan riding his fire truck into his baby brother and knocking him over.
Jordan learning "mine" and laughing while saying "no Mommy, Mine."
Dominic smiling at Jordan and Jordan getting so tickled.
Dominic rolling onto his side and Jordan pushing him back onto his back.
Jordan standing behind me on the chair and leaning over my shoulder asking "Gandpa stinky", "Sissy stinky".
Trying to type while holding Jordan and while he is dancing.
Constance getting very concerned because mommy's voice is going ... and just certain Mommy would have to go to hospital.
Getting ready to go somewhere ... Jordan trying to grab Dominic, just to make sure I don't forget him.
Jordan jumping in his first mud puddle ... the smile on his face ... and then the shock on mommy's face as he runs and jumps in the van, climbing all over the seats with his nice muddy shoes.
Laughter: Lightly running your fingers up and down the back and tickling the neck and the laugh that could make anyone smile.
Jordan helping put the pacifier in Dominic's mouth, usually it is facing the wrong way and he is shoving it into his nose.
Asking Jordan if he is stinky ... his reponse "No Thank you" ... there is a pretty good chance he needs his diaper changed because he is stinky.
Constance asking: "Didn't Heavenly Father promise Noah that he wouldn't flood the earth again? .... It's not supposed to flood."
Jordan wanting to kiss Dominic while I am holding him. He kisses his feet, then he kisses his bottom, then he kisses his hand, ...
Jordan: "no mama" or "uh-uh" while shaking head side to side
When I told Jordan it was his bedtime ... he said "uh-oh" and took off running.
Going in to Jordan's room to get him up in the morning ... pants on ... diaper half off ... and he is soaking wet.
Constance had turned the TV on after school. Jordan snagged the remote and ran. I heard Constance running after him telling "No Jordan".
Jordan climbed up on our bed (which is elevated) ... sat down and said "good job".
Finding Jordan naked from the waist down in the kitchen... he has figured out how to take his pants off and diaper off. He just looks at you and smiles and laughs.
Jordan came into Grandma and Grandpa's kitchen, grabbed his pants, said "Please, Stinky" and then grabbed his nose.
New Dog, Princess, Jordan grabs her leash and proceeds to lead her around the house. Princess follows all the way to her "bed" where she layed down as Jordan dropped her leash.
Jordan comes into my bedroom covered in white powder and puts his fingers in his mouth and says "mmmmm" ... turns out it is baby formula.
I tell Jordan "I love you", His response "uh-uh".
Jordan gets into things he knows he shouldn't. When I call out "Jordan" he says "Thank you"... tell-tale sign he is getting into trouble. There is water in the pan around our water heater. When I hear splashing I say "Jordan" and I hear "Thank you"
The other day when we were leaving our dog, Princess, kept licking Jordan. Jordan kept saying "no ... sit ... no ... sit ... no... sit"
Jordan trying to give baby Dominic "fives" ... trying to pry open his little fist to do it.
Jordan plopping himself in the baby swing and saying "weeee".
Constance telling her daddy "Jordan has brown hair and daddy has gray hair."
During renovations, Constance saying:
"Uh-oh, grandpa's writing on the wall" (he had drawn the layout of our bedroom on the old sheetrock)
"I want a bathroom in my room."
"Your bathroom is bigger than mine."
Jordan found sissy's box of skittles and accidently dropped them on the floor ... as he was cleaning up he put one in his mouth ... "mmmmm". Not many of them made it in the box after that.
Walking in to Jordan's bedroom during naptime to find him standing there with his pants off, diaper off and poop smeared on his sheets. Then to top it off he is smiling and puts his finger in his mouth and says "MMMMM". Bathwater was run immediately!
Little Lessons Learned
A 2-year-old with crutches is a dangerous thing...Watch your shins and your head!
2 kids and a container of cinnamon/sugar ... you are bound to have a big mess.
A 2 year old on the end of a water hose is a quick learner.
When mixing up snacks in bag ... make sure it is sealed.
No matter how clean you think you floor is ... a toddler will always manage to find some piece of dirt or food to put in their mouth.
Dry clean only + babies = spitup.
Never ask if things can get worse.
Sitting down to eat or relax ... baby will start to cry or one of the others will need something right then.
Jordan running to mommy means ... he has taken something of sissy's and she is coming to get it.
Kids and puddles ... its only a matter of time before someone gets wet and muddy.
Jordan doesn't understand soft means he shouldn't lay on top of his brother to give him kisses.
2 kids and a container of cinnamon/sugar ... you are bound to have a big mess.
A 2 year old on the end of a water hose is a quick learner.
When mixing up snacks in bag ... make sure it is sealed.
No matter how clean you think you floor is ... a toddler will always manage to find some piece of dirt or food to put in their mouth.
Dry clean only + babies = spitup.
Never ask if things can get worse.
Sitting down to eat or relax ... baby will start to cry or one of the others will need something right then.
Jordan running to mommy means ... he has taken something of sissy's and she is coming to get it.
Kids and puddles ... its only a matter of time before someone gets wet and muddy.
Jordan doesn't understand soft means he shouldn't lay on top of his brother to give him kisses.
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