Joshua will be four soon and I just wanted to post some cute pictures of him and journal about how special he is. So this is just me bragging about how great my son is.
Joshua is perfect. There really isn't another way to describe him. He is sweet, kind, he definitely has a good heart, he is tender, loving, and extremely energetic!
I cannot believe he will be four soon. Four years...I can't even remember him being Samuel's age. He grew up so fast, riding on long bike rides with us, and always up for an adventure. He always ask me what we are going to do the next day.
He always wants to be going somewhere, serving others by visiting or leaving them goodies, and he LOVES to work.
He loves to help me mop and clean the bathrooms and always wants to help me do anything I do.
He enjoys going to the Kroger because they have mini-shopping carts and he has to have his full before I can put anything in my cart.
He is extremely independent. But also very dependent on me. After I came home from the hospital with Samuel, when Sam had his seizures, Joshua ran to me and started to cry. He told me to NEVER leave him again.
He gets worried when I go upstairs without telling him, and rushes to find me, once he realizes I have am not downstairs.
Loves his little brother and is so disappointed when Samuel doesn't want to play with him anymore or when Sam has to nap.
He is very protective. While playing at a play area, some kid pushed Samuel and Joshua ran up to the kid, yelled, "you don't push my brother" and then lifted him up and tackled him and started punching the other kid. Both kids walked away crying and Joshua had a scratch on his face. But I couldn't believe how loyal he was to Samuel.
I love being a mom. And Joshua teaches me so much every day. Especially how to enjoy the little things in life. Like balloons, playing chase with me, bubbles or dancing our problems out to loud music.
Here are some funny things he has told me lately. I had them all written down on my old phone but then it died and I have tried to recall all of them. But at least I remembered the best one.
Josh:"Mom I want some coal"
Me:"Why?"
Josh:"So I can make a fire and be warm"
(we were biking outside in the cold weather)
Josh: "Mom you look like a princess."
Josh: "You are the best mom ever!"
Josh: "Mom, that was the best prayer ever! Good job!"
Me: "I am sorry we are having a bad day."
Josh: "Is that because you are hungry?"(I am cranky when I am pregnant, but to be fair, I am ALWAYS hungry.)
Josh: "Mom my cars don't know the gospel! Someone needs to teach them! Hurry!" (in reference to a toy car attendant figure who looks just like s missionary, I then had to go over the first discussion with his cars.)
Josh: "Mom, am I being good?"
Me: "What do you want for your birthday?"
Josh: "Mom, I want a new iphone for you!"
Me: "That is what YOU want for YOUR birthday?"
Josh: "yeah."
Josh: "Mom if you are good, Santa will bring you a new iphone on Christmas Eve."
Josh: "Santa LOVES me!"
Josh: "Primary is even more fun than nursery."
I cannot wait for another year of growth and fun with this guy! What a sweetheart!
Favorite things:
Movie-How to Train your Dragon
Food-Apples, strawberries, ice cream, and hot dogs
Toy-Trains, cars, and printing pictures
Activity-Biking and running
Color: Green and Blue
Weekly Quote
"You will experience great joy in life as you eradicate adult-onset pessimism and substitute childlike optimism."
-Elder Perkins
Here is to a new year of being more optimistic and more like my amazing children. They teach me everyday about how to be better.
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