Now, every time he walks by one (or a hundred) he picks one up, closes his eyes and says, "I wish." Then he blows the seeds. He picks very special flowers, because he gets a wish for every time it takes to blow all the seeds off! Aunt Megan asked him what he wished for and Joey's response was, "I wished." That was it; he wished. I don't think he quite understands what a wish is or how to make one....but he went through the proper motions, therefore, he wished.
This blog is just a collection of rambling thoughts and memories; a way to share our lives with friends and family. Our family consists of Nick, Trinity, Joseph, Nicholas, Ethan, and Andrew. Not only do the kids out number the parents, the boys far out number the girls. I stand alone. Therefore, I also use this blog as, sometimes, my one tie to sanity. So peruse at your leisure, and sometimes, at your own risk.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
I Wish
Joey brought me a flower, my favorite kind; a dandelion "wisher". So I showed him what you are supposed to do with them; make a wish and blow all the seeds off.
Now, every time he walks by one (or a hundred) he picks one up, closes his eyes and says, "I wish." Then he blows the seeds. He picks very special flowers, because he gets a wish for every time it takes to blow all the seeds off! Aunt Megan asked him what he wished for and Joey's response was, "I wished." That was it; he wished. I don't think he quite understands what a wish is or how to make one....but he went through the proper motions, therefore, he wished.
Here are a couple pictures of him making his wishes.

Now, every time he walks by one (or a hundred) he picks one up, closes his eyes and says, "I wish." Then he blows the seeds. He picks very special flowers, because he gets a wish for every time it takes to blow all the seeds off! Aunt Megan asked him what he wished for and Joey's response was, "I wished." That was it; he wished. I don't think he quite understands what a wish is or how to make one....but he went through the proper motions, therefore, he wished.
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