For the past few days Isaac has been wiggling one of his bottom teeth. He has been so excited waiting for his tooth to come out. Last night as Steve and I were sitting on the couch I asked him to come over so I could see how wiggly it was. His tooth was barely attached, I could move his tooth in every direction. I knew it was ready to come out and I didn't want Isaac to have to worry about it falling out at school today. So Steve asked him to go upstairs and get the floss. Steve tied it in a small loop to put around Isaac's tooth. Before Steve even had the chance to pull it out, it just fell out. Isaac was so excited he said he was going to his tooth in his baggie in between two pillows for the tooth fairy with an extra pillow on top. He said he didn't want his tooth to break because the tooth fairy builds her house out of the teeth she gets. Then he said he was going to put his finger flash light on so that when the tooth fairy came in, it would turn on and he would catch her. He went to bed completely filled with excitement for the tooth fairy to come.
This morning while I was in the shower Isaac came in and threw open the door and said "Today is the best day of my life." I asked him why and he said because the tooth fairy came to visit. He had gotten a dollar in his bag where his tooth was and now his tooth was gone. He then opened the bag and said "Whoa, I got TWO dollars!!" It was the cutest thing ever. Then I asked him if he caught the tooth fairy last night. He said he decided he wanted it to be a surprise and he did not want to see her. It made me laugh. It reminded me that it is such a blessing to have these sweet children that I get to take care of.
The last time Isaac lost a tooth (which has been almost a year ago) Steve was in young mens and they had gone for ice cream. Isaac was with Steve, and the Bishop offered to buy Isaac an ice cream cone. He slurpped the ice cream through his hole where his tooth had fallen out and love it. So in lieu of that we will be taking him for ice cream tonight. I absolutely love my sweet kids, they are what makes everything worth while.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Surprise!!!
My sweet husband has been planning a birthday surprise for me. I had some suspicions as to what he might be up to, but I really wasn't sure what he had up his sleeve. Yesterday when I got home from work, Steve informed me I banned from going upstairs at all. My limits were to stay in the kitchen and down. I happen to have a pretty significant sense of smell, so as I walked in the door I could smell something. But I didn't want to give the fun away, so I played along.
We ate dinner, made Allie some birthday cards from the kids, and then I headed off for Young Women. I got a text from Steve about 9:30 during my board meeting. In his text he said that the kids had waited up for me and needed to go to bed, but that he needed me to come home asap. Anyway, I left my meeting and when I got home I heard Isaac say in the hallway "Hurry, shut the door, it will be more fun if the door is closed." I was so excited to see the unveiling of the surprise. So Steve took me upstairs, he looked at me and said "I hope I am not in trouble" and then opened the door. Both of the kids with the biggest smiles on their faces said "Surprise!!" They were sitting on my bed which was now accompanied by a new headboard, two nightstands, a cute black drape curtain wound around an iron rod, and to top it all of a new paint color. My bedroom was completely transformed by some magical helpers.
I was so excited. I never would have guessed that one. Steve did a wonderful job and was very tasteful with what he had done. He gave me some grief because just the other day I was telling him that we are never going to have a nice bed set. I was teasing him because for our 1st year anniversary (nearly 8 years ago) he had told me I could have a vanity. To this day, there is no vanity and so I like to tease Steve about it. It's kind of fun. To his credit, there have been many things he has given to me and done for me that far surpass the vanity that would probably sit idle. Shhhh, don't tell Steve that last part.....
I was overwhelmed and very blessed to have such a sweet husband and family members who I know contributed to getting the work done. There are a lot of things that Steve enjoys doing and painting is not really at the top of his list. But he knew that it would make me very happy and he was right. Thanks Steve for being mine. I have always loved the saying "you may not be perfect, but you're perfect for me." I love the bedroom overhaul and I am excited to add some fun accessories. Thanks to my sweet kids who make things so much worth the while. The excitement and the looks on their faces when they showed me the room was just priceless. Isaac and Audrey have been telling me all week "Mom, I know what you want for your Birthday" and I would say "What's that?" and they would reply "A happy family." Apparently I have said that a lot, but it really is true. The older I get the less material things matter. I am so grateful to have my beautiful family and I hope they all know how much I love them and appreciate them.
Pictures of the bedroom coming soon....
We ate dinner, made Allie some birthday cards from the kids, and then I headed off for Young Women. I got a text from Steve about 9:30 during my board meeting. In his text he said that the kids had waited up for me and needed to go to bed, but that he needed me to come home asap. Anyway, I left my meeting and when I got home I heard Isaac say in the hallway "Hurry, shut the door, it will be more fun if the door is closed." I was so excited to see the unveiling of the surprise. So Steve took me upstairs, he looked at me and said "I hope I am not in trouble" and then opened the door. Both of the kids with the biggest smiles on their faces said "Surprise!!" They were sitting on my bed which was now accompanied by a new headboard, two nightstands, a cute black drape curtain wound around an iron rod, and to top it all of a new paint color. My bedroom was completely transformed by some magical helpers.
I was so excited. I never would have guessed that one. Steve did a wonderful job and was very tasteful with what he had done. He gave me some grief because just the other day I was telling him that we are never going to have a nice bed set. I was teasing him because for our 1st year anniversary (nearly 8 years ago) he had told me I could have a vanity. To this day, there is no vanity and so I like to tease Steve about it. It's kind of fun. To his credit, there have been many things he has given to me and done for me that far surpass the vanity that would probably sit idle. Shhhh, don't tell Steve that last part.....
I was overwhelmed and very blessed to have such a sweet husband and family members who I know contributed to getting the work done. There are a lot of things that Steve enjoys doing and painting is not really at the top of his list. But he knew that it would make me very happy and he was right. Thanks Steve for being mine. I have always loved the saying "you may not be perfect, but you're perfect for me." I love the bedroom overhaul and I am excited to add some fun accessories. Thanks to my sweet kids who make things so much worth the while. The excitement and the looks on their faces when they showed me the room was just priceless. Isaac and Audrey have been telling me all week "Mom, I know what you want for your Birthday" and I would say "What's that?" and they would reply "A happy family." Apparently I have said that a lot, but it really is true. The older I get the less material things matter. I am so grateful to have my beautiful family and I hope they all know how much I love them and appreciate them.
Pictures of the bedroom coming soon....
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