Monday, April 22, 2013

"Cold Mama."

The other morning, I was making breakfast and I hear Josh making a funny sound.  It was like a high pitch little squeal, then he'd say, "cold mama."  When I turned around to see what he was doing I just starting laughing.  He was lifting his shirt up and pushing his tummy against the cold window.  He kept doing it over and over.  So silly!  This kid is such a little imp.  
 He definitely keeps us on our toes...his cleverness and quickness often times gets him into sticky situations...like yesterday when Sam climbed our back fence, Josh followed him right up, then got stuck at the top. {It's been asked how tall the fence is...just a normal 5 or 6 foot fence...little psycho!}  He can definitely be a handful, but he is also always so willing to give out hugs and kisses and most days he gets his face kissed off by his momma!
But seriously...who could resist that face?  Especially when it's all puckered up for a kiss!  He's my little man and I can't believe how grown up my babies are getting.  They are both little mocking birds that parrot back everything we say.  Josh is really feisty and usually gets what he wants from his bigger but less scrappy twin brother.  They love to wrestle and Jack, knowing he's bigger, will try to pin Josh by laying on him.  Joshy is so wiggly and bendy that he can usually worm his way out, then he lays on Jack and Jack just cries and cries...even though Jack could easily push him off if he wanted too.
Having twins has definitely taught me a lot about myself and these incredible spirits our Heavenly Father is sending down.  They are all so unique and you'd think that having two at a time would make them more alike...same parenting, same exact stages, same little milestones...but really it's shown us how very different each of our kids really is.  They are reaching the same milestones but at different paces and with their own talents.  They are both very loving and sweet with each other, but they both have their own way of showing their love, frustrations, sadness, and even happiness. They keep us on our toes, but man I love having these smiling faces look up at me!!!

5 comments:

Jenn said...

What cute little farts! I would not have thought to put my bare tummy on a cold window! He is very creative! And how tall is your fence?!

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Jeanette Atkinson said...

Same question as Jen, How tall is your fence? It is a reminder to the older brother how much the younger ones look up to him!

LAURA said...

oh man now i need some josh and jack time just to kiss thier little faces off!!

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