The Glade Family: Legos

Friday, May 28, 2010

Legos

TJ and I like to go to various community play groups. One of my favorites is at a Lutheran church, and they have the best-stocked nursery I've ever seen. I've noticed that everytime we go lately, TJ spends the entire time enthralled by the big Legos. So yesterday we finally went to Target and bought him some Legos of his own.

He played with them all afternoon. I couldn't get him to eat dinner because he wanted to keep playing with his Legos. So we comprimised and I fed him dinner while he held a Lego in each hand. He played with them after dinner.

When it was time for bed, he cried when I took him away from the Legos. And he's played with them all morning. I think this is love.

3 comments:

Em said...: i can't believe how big he is. and sooo darling! love the shirt, too. isn't it crazy how all of the sudden they're kids and not babies? we just potty trained charlie a few weeks ago and it was definitely bittersweet for me. hope you're well!; May 28, 2010 at 9:50 AM
Charisa and Trent said...: He looks so big!!!! I absolutely love all the family photos!!; May 29, 2010 at 11:18 PM
Joe and Emily said...: Hey- are you going out West anytime this summer? We will be in Idaho/Utah (mostly Utah) June 25-July 4. It would be great to see you if you were around!; June 2, 2010 at 1:04 PM

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Rob and I met in Washington, DC during the summer of 2004. We went on a few great hikes together, and really enjoyed each other's company. But alot still had to happen before the time would be right for us to get together. In May of 2005, Rob organized a trip to Peru to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. I went along with the group, and romance blossomed in the high Andes atmosphere. We were married December 10, 2005. The years immediately following our marriage were spent in Washington, DC, where Rob was finishing up his residency in otolaryngology. We then moved to Little Rock, AR, for a fellowship in pediatrics, and in September of 2008, our first little boy was born. After 15(!!!!!) years of education, Rob was unable to find any other way to delay getting a job, and we moved to Oklahoma. In May of 2011 our second son was born to annoy and entertain his big brother. These are the days!