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Thursday, February 7, 2008

Avery, Anson, and Isaac's Likes and Dislikes Continued

Avery sent my draft to our blog before I finished writing it.  Here's the rest of it.

Anson also does not like it when something is not done the way he thinks it should be done (I don't know where this anal side of him comes from; couldn't be me:)).

Anson wants to be an airplane pilot or a helicopter pilot. We call him our quiet mischievous one, because you never know what he might be up to, but he is always up to something.  Avery is a little more hesitant to do things he's not suppose to do, but Anson has already adopted the philosophy that it is better to ask forgiveness than permission:)  Anson is one of the sweetest little boys ever, but at the same time, he can also be very quick to violent solutions and extreme angry frustrations.  He keeps things interesting and is lots of fun.  He is very cute about priesthood blessings and prayers.  (He once had very serious tummy pains.  They came on suddenly and he was turning white and did not look well at all.  We had our home teacher come help Jon give him a blessing.  Right after the blessing he got his color back and was instantly better.  It was truly a miracle.  Anson recognized the Lord's hand, because later when he wasn't feeling well he said, "Mom, let's say a blessing."  I think his experience made a very positive impact on him.  I hope he always remembers it.)

Isaac

Likes:  Playing with his brothers; milk; naps; dancing to the Hokey Poky; playing the piano; walking; wrestling; and trying to do whatever he sees his brothers doing.

Dislikes:  Not getting his way; when his mom does not understand what he wants; getting mauled by his brothers; when mom or dad leaves without him; when he can't play with the phone; and the stairs ever since he tried to walk down them and failed miserably.

We don't know what Isaac wants to be yet, but he is a very determined and smart little guy.  He knows how to get what he wants.  He is a delight to have around.

2 comments:

highdeekay said...

What a fun post! I love the idea of making up "next day" stories. You are so creative!

Jennie Minor said...

your kids are so cute!