Sorry, I have no pictures. I have been slack in the photo department this week. I do have cute stories, though, so your visit to my blog will not have been in vain.
On Saturday, Josh asked me what I wanted for Mother's Day. Thinking he may go shopping with David and wanting to tell him something pretty easy to find, I said, "bubble bath." So, come Sunday morning, Josh came excitedly into my bedroom bearing a GIANT (Christmas!) gift bag. Inside was something well-wrapped with construction paper and about 75 feet of scotch tape. He had wrapped up his Sesame Street watermelon bubble bath for me! Is he too sweet or what? Of course, I took a delicious smelling bath that night. :)
I also received 2 dozen gorgeous roses from David Saturday afternoon . . . and have even managed to keep them alive so far. (3 days - that must be some type of Guiness record, right?)
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"I long to accomplish a great and noble task, but it is my chief duty to accomplish humble tasks as though they were great and noble."
-Helen Keller
-Helen Keller
About Beck
I'm a lawyer who recently returned to work (part-time) after staying at home with my kids for the past five and a half years. I am married to an awesome, hardworking man who also happens to be a lawyer. Fortunately, we rarely argue. However, we also have three little litigators in training, and they do argue on a regular basis.
Our oldest is Joshua. He is seven, is an excellent artist and athlete, and wants to be a paleontologist and a rock star when he grows up. Also, he wants to discover a treasure like the guy in National Treasure. Don't we all? Next is Ethan who's five. He is a perfectionist who loves puzzles, games, playing soccer, and giving his mom hugs. He says he wants to be a baseball player when he grows up, though he has never actually played baseball as of yet. Last we have Lauren who is four. She loves to talk and sing and talk and play with her dolls and talk. She plans to be a ballerina or a driver when she grows up, which she says will be when she's 100. For the record, she has never driven.
Our oldest is Joshua. He is seven, is an excellent artist and athlete, and wants to be a paleontologist and a rock star when he grows up. Also, he wants to discover a treasure like the guy in National Treasure. Don't we all? Next is Ethan who's five. He is a perfectionist who loves puzzles, games, playing soccer, and giving his mom hugs. He says he wants to be a baseball player when he grows up, though he has never actually played baseball as of yet. Last we have Lauren who is four. She loves to talk and sing and talk and play with her dolls and talk. She plans to be a ballerina or a driver when she grows up, which she says will be when she's 100. For the record, she has never driven.
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