Dream of Dragons: a Korean proverb

In Korea, dragons have traditionally represented courage, good fortune and greatness;
dreaming of them is a sign of good things to come
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Gems to Remember: #3

Upon waking up in the morning-
Me: "What did you dream about last night?"
Jonathan: "Snack time."

Sneezing elicits "Bless You!" often multiple times, as well as offers of a kleenex.

All cars/ toys carried up to J's room for distraction during diaper changes must get their turn first; and THEN he will consent to lay down on the floor to have his done.

When walking in the parking lot between the car and any destination, Jonathan likes to hold both Chris and my hands, because he likes us to swing him up into the air. Was trying to get him to say, "1, 2, 3, swing" so, I said "1... 2.... 3...." really slowly. Jonathan replied with "4, 5, 6!"

We were snuggling in bed the morning of the last day of the Tour de France with J. Chris got up and went downstairs to watch the Tour on t.v. When Jonathan heard the t.v., I was informed, "T.B. [He can't say "v."] Bike race. Watch it!" There went snuggle time! Jonathan is sooooo his daddy's son!

2 comments:

Elizabeth Frick said...

Hee hee. I think about snack time a lot too :)

Anonymous said...

The bike race one makes me happy.