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.Superbuddies.

I love that my little boys love to play with and chase each other all around the house. Watching them grow in their friendship and truly enjoy being buddies, is one of the sweetest things I get to experience as a mommy. There are many times when they are tormenting each other and I feel overwhelmed by the craziness they stir up, but then there are so many sweet moments where they just melt my heart and I get filled with so much joy and faith for what lies in store for them as they grow older.

The sweetest times I have recently been privileged to be a part of, are as simple as looking back in the car, and seeing them hold hands, or hearing Tyler ask Jack if wants help with something, an the way they light up after naps when they see each other.... what a joy and privilege I have to be a part of these two sweet boys lives! Just last night, while I was getting dinner ready, I poked my head out the front door to see Tyler giving Jack rides in their wagon. They had gotten Jack all strapped in and Tyler was pulling him up and down the driveway, and they both were giggling the whole time... ahhh, I love these moments!

Here are some pictures of them running around with their capes on... super boy and super baby...



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Alissa said…
man i can't believe how much Tyler is looking like you more each day!
July 23, 2009 at 4:08 PM
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