This last week has been busy. The College World Series are here in Omaha and things have been crazy. I can't believe how many people are into the baseball...I don't get it but oh well! haha. No, but really the city of Omaha is so busy and it doesn't help that the stadium is about 1 mile from our house and so there are cars everywhere. It is actually pretty exciting and entertaining so I can't complain. Kyle has been to a couple of games this last week with his buddies, while the kids and I have been taking advantage of the nice dry heat with going swimming and other fun activities with friends.
A few things that I have been meaning to write about are just some little "journaling" tid-bits about my kids. With Kambryn growing up so fast, lately I have been trying to compare with how Jantsen was at her age, but since I didn't do a great job of journaling his growing up, I wanted to do a better job (for both of them.) (so for those that don't want to read about my kids' little details, you can stop reading if you want to)
Jantsen is a very attentive kid and pays close attention to details. That is something that Kyle and I are having to be careful about. We have moved from being able to have a conversation together and not worrying about Jantsen really paying attention or listening to what we say to now, having to talk really in private or when Jantsen isn't around because he really listens to everything and wants to be involved. Which is alittle ironic because about a million times a day I have to remind Jantsen about the same thing over and over because he doesn't listen when I want him to. But he is a good kid and is so much fun to have around. And I can't forget what a great older brother (but still is a typical older brother) to Kambryn and really tries to "help" her with everything. He loves to hold her hand and give her hugs and kisses. He is a wonderful little man and makes us smile and laugh everyday!
She has started to say a few words intentionally, I think. She barks at almost anything that walks on 2 legs, but she absolutely LOVES dogs, and dogs of ALL sizes too. She loves to stick her finger in their mouth and touch their tongues. While we were at the sprinkler park, there was a HUGE golden retriever and she spotted it from across the water park and she just took off running and barking the whole way. She went straight up to it and started screaming and petting it, she was so excited and this dog was huge, it was taller than her and about twice her size but she loved it! Her first actual word is Dad. Anytime she sees Kyle, especially when we pick him up from school, she screams Dad, Dad, Dadda. And just totally beams! Kyle has been busy with finals and so I think for her, absent definitely makes the heart grow fonder. I wish it was that "they who take care of you all day make the heart grow fonder" but no such luck. She attempts to say Jantsen, but isn't quite there. She can pretty much understand things that Kyle and I tell her. If we tell her to get a diaper and wipes, she toddles over and grabs one and brings it back. We will then tell her to lay down and put her feet up and she does it. She also totally knows that when we are about to say a prayer, she can now fold her arms, not that she keeps them that way for long, but at least she is learning.
3 comments:
You do have two adorable kids! How fun that they have so many fun friends. I don't get the baseball thing either but that is fun that you get to enjoy the fireworks!
They are pretty cute! I love that Kambryn is saying "Dada!" Kyle always needed a daddy's girl.
Bryce and I always loved College World Series time in Omaha! Bryce is a huge baseball fan so we made sure that we went to at least one game every year that we were there. I remember it being way crazy around the stadium and with you guys being so close I'm sure you're having to deal with all that.
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