The Hendricksen's: Oh Brothers!

Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Oh Brothers!

I just wanted to write about how much I LOVE being home with these two little munchkins. I LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! I have two little buddies to go everywhere with me! They are so sweet and hardly ever fight with each other. (wresting and sitting on each other doesn't count as fighting, right). But seriously almost every single day I think about how lucky I am to be at home with them. I dread the first day of Kindergarten for each of them. They are my buddies!!! They say the cutest things to each other and I love listening to them pretend. I have stories about them everyday that I think..I should write that down, but I don't. I need to get better at that. Time is passing way too quickly. I wish I could have gotten a better pic of them today while they were watching TV but I grabbed Jentrys camera and it was out of batteries, so this is the best I got. They always sit like this and I love it.

4 comments:

Brown Family said...: Brothers are awesome. :) I was glad to have started my motherhood that way. Funny that I watch home movies and realize they were rough at a very early age -- Shayla would bawl her head off if they treated her that way.; 9:53 AM
Lisa said...: the ONLY reason i am glad that george bush won a 2nd term... so you could have more kids, right??? Do you remember that post from the boards. THEY ARE SO CUTE!!! :) what a blessing for the both of them to have each other.; 10:08 AM
Leslie said...: hahahaha Oh yes I do Lisa. LOL.; 12:47 PM
Melissa said...: Too cute!! Those are a couple of sweet boys you have there!!!; 10:12 AM

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