After being home and playing with Peter for bout 2 1/2 hours after school, Jeremy headed over to practice the piano at Grandma's house. Peter came out from cleaning his room (which was what the two were working on when Jeremy actually left, game on hold) and said to me:
"Is Jeremy at piano?.... I hate when Jeremy is gone. I miss Jeremy when he's not here. We need to go and tell them no more school. Then he can stay with us."
I'm a mother, a wife, a daughter, and crafter. He's a father, a husband, a son, a coach, and teacher. They are dancers and soccer players; sisters and brothers. They are sons and daughters whom we try to raise through good examples to be the best they can be. They love sports and learning; exploring and playing. We experience happiness and sadness. We are constantly growing. We are learning to serve. We are friends.
We are like you. We volunteer in our community. And we are Mormon.
We are like you. We volunteer in our community. And we are Mormon.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Adults
Friday night, over dinner, the conversation turned to how important it is too continue your education. In discussing this, it was mentioned that Bob and I both finished school after we had the girls.
Jeremy then asked "So then, you and mom were adults when you had me and Peter?"
Bob and I exchanged a quick look, and while I tried not to laugh, Bob answered "Yes." And I added, "We were adults when we had all of you, even Beth and Gabi."
Jeremy's reply, "Oh. So college is school for adults."
Jeremy then asked "So then, you and mom were adults when you had me and Peter?"
Bob and I exchanged a quick look, and while I tried not to laugh, Bob answered "Yes." And I added, "We were adults when we had all of you, even Beth and Gabi."
Jeremy's reply, "Oh. So college is school for adults."
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