We're at the point in our lives where Aaron and I often have to stifle a giggle at something Nathan has said or done. He makes us laugh every day. Yesterday, as Daddy left for work he reminded Nathan to "be nice to baby Josh and Mommy. . . particularly mommy." Nathan was upset with this suggestion and said, "I don't want to tickle mommy!"
In Sunday School this year, the 2s and 3s are learning about Genesis and we've just started in on Noah's ark. Nathan loves saying his memory verses and talking about what God has done. A few days ago, Nathan was showing his daddy a couple of the "homework" sheets saying "dis one, 'God made the worlh and everythin in it (Acts 19:24) and dis one, 'all aboard, animals."
We've always known Nathan is a social little creature like others in his family. However, I think it may be time to discuss a few boundaries. Earlier this fall, Nathan was walking with daddy and baby Josh to the mailboxes when a neighborhood landscaper parked his truck on the street near my boys. Nathan stopped and asked the man "you done riding dat truck?" He said yes, so Nathan reached for his hand and walked him to the mailboxes. Oh, to make friends so easily!
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