He has some struggles- mainly when it comes to school. A little bit from what he's learning and a lot from the sitting and the doing this or that on someone else's schedule. He's got a lot going on in his own mind and sometimes doesn't like to leave too much. I'm pretty sure it's a lot more interesting than doing worksheets.
Sometimes I wish we lived on a farm and he had his chores and then did a couple hours of school and had a lot more time to build forts and use that imagination of his. I know Emma would dig that too.
Sunday a group of kids his age in Primary sang "He Sent His Son" for the Easter program. He really wanted to participate, practiced hard, and did a great job. I was so proud of him. Love you bug.
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He did a great job! I would definitely be proud of him too!
I would much rather know what is going on inside his head than do worksheets too. He's such a sweetheart.
Hey there ~ Ok, Im not a blog stalker...Jill mentioned that she had a link to your blog on hers ~ I just wanted to drop in and say "HI!" We should get together sometime and let the kids play, and talk!
I'm a total blog stalker. Is that bad? I love Eli too. There's something so wonderful about him. I love his enthusiasm.
I really like that picture of Eli. It captures such a natural moment. I wish I had pictures like that of when we were kids.
PS--I finally did a new blog post on my own. It's not super exciting, so don't get your hopes too high.
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