Liliahna,
You are officially a little school girl! You started riding your bike to school each day, just last week you finally made it all the way across the monkey bars, and you and mom work on speech together EVERY single day (your mom is a saint and works with you literally every day. She amazes me with how carefully and patiently she works with you...you are one lucky little girl to have her as your mother). You love to wear all things Stanford and you are really proud to kiss me and mom goodbye when you walk into class. I think I'm the luckiest dad in the world.
I'm proud of you Lili!
Dad
Quotidien: daily, everyday, as in "le pain quotidien" - give us this day our "daily bread". enjoy this small taste of the Lundeen daily bread.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
October 23, 2012
Serelle,
You are a little chatter box! It is so fun to listen to you just jabber and jabber. Plus, you have some really fun sayings that mom and I just can't seem to bring ourselves around to correcting. For example, any time it's a foggy day outside, you say, "Look, it's a froggy day!" You are just such a joy and my heart melts every time you look at me. Thank you for loving me so wonderfully.
Dad
p.s.
You tried to hide the truth from me today for the first time. You had ripped out a page out of one of Lili's library books and when we asked you about it, you told us that somebody else had done it. Lili saw you do it, plus, mom and I could just tell that you had done it. But, you wouldn't back down! You insisted that someone else had done it. You told us that some boy had "maybe" come into the room and pulled it out, or even at one point--that "maybe it just fell out by itself". Then you told us Satchel did it, then that Aero did it. At one point, I had to cover my face with a book because I couldn't help but laugh at how insistant you were that you hadn't done it! This went on for almost ten minutes! Finally, after a little chat with mom, you finally admitted that you had "tried to turn the page really fast, and the page fell out." I love you so much...even your little fibs.
You are a little chatter box! It is so fun to listen to you just jabber and jabber. Plus, you have some really fun sayings that mom and I just can't seem to bring ourselves around to correcting. For example, any time it's a foggy day outside, you say, "Look, it's a froggy day!" You are just such a joy and my heart melts every time you look at me. Thank you for loving me so wonderfully.
Dad
p.s.
You tried to hide the truth from me today for the first time. You had ripped out a page out of one of Lili's library books and when we asked you about it, you told us that somebody else had done it. Lili saw you do it, plus, mom and I could just tell that you had done it. But, you wouldn't back down! You insisted that someone else had done it. You told us that some boy had "maybe" come into the room and pulled it out, or even at one point--that "maybe it just fell out by itself". Then you told us Satchel did it, then that Aero did it. At one point, I had to cover my face with a book because I couldn't help but laugh at how insistant you were that you hadn't done it! This went on for almost ten minutes! Finally, after a little chat with mom, you finally admitted that you had "tried to turn the page really fast, and the page fell out." I love you so much...even your little fibs.
Monday, October 1, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Serelle,
This evening we were talking about our plans to Skype with the Mattinglys as part of our Family Night and you commented that, "we need to get them out here". I agreed that we did and that it would be so much fun to have them come visit. Then you looked at me and said, "we need to get Jesus out here too". We then talked for a little while about what we would do if Jesus came to visit us. What a fun comment, and a fun idea!
This evening we were talking about our plans to Skype with the Mattinglys as part of our Family Night and you commented that, "we need to get them out here". I agreed that we did and that it would be so much fun to have them come visit. Then you looked at me and said, "we need to get Jesus out here too". We then talked for a little while about what we would do if Jesus came to visit us. What a fun comment, and a fun idea!
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