Don't let the super serious face fool you. He was intensely watching a puppy video on the computer, not solving the housing crisis in Minneapolis (though he could have fooled anyone with how pensive and serious he appears).
My therapist mentioned something during our last session that was really cool, and I might try to steal the idea. She said that when her kids were growing up, she took a picture of them every month and wrote about who they were at that time (this was really something in the days before phone cameras). I'm going to try to say more about the boys and less about what we're doing (though I do have about a hundred pictures to throw on here following a two month absence).
We will start with Sully. Suls has decided he is going to be a basketball player and continues to want to do all things sports. The only way to distract him is with puppies. Or coloring with markers (which usually ends up coloring on windows or plates or his body, whatever is closest that isn't paper). For a three year old, Sully you are an incredible little boy. You are thoughtful and polite and helpful. You love unpacking groceries, folding towels, and wearing my shoes :) You always share your food and when I ask for one fruit snack, you give me a handful. You are a generous and sweet and make me laugh every single day.
