Monday, May 17, 2010

Kai Bear

My sister pointed out that there have been a lot of Koen pictures lately. It's true. Well, today I needed to just test out the lights downstairs so Kai offered to help out:) He is a good little helper. I will tell you two of the wonderful things he did today:
1. He read a story to Koen while he was eating breakfast. Kokies wasn't really loving it because Kai didn't show him the pictures which is really why Koen loves it. It's an `Opposites' book with doggies on every page. It was really nice gesture. Sweet.
(Excuse his hair...a mix of hat head and sweat. We might need to work on his smile:)
2. Today when we walked to the mailbox, they held hands. Wow. They have been holding hands a lot more. When we drive, Kai will reach out and tickle Koen. I'll be honest, for every hand holding there are about 30 headlocks, but I'll take what I can get.

My dad babysat the kids, for 5 hours, all by himself. The danger of this is that Opi tells stories that are not quite the truth. Kai came back and told me the following:
Kai: Mommy, when Opi was little, he didn't have a house and they had to look for rats.
Me: Why did they have to look for rats?
Kai: To eat them!
Me: Kai, I think Opi wasn't telling the truth, he was being silly.
Kai: No mommy, it is the truth! Now Opi has a house and he is happy every day.

Okay, I better head to bed. How did it get so late?! I usually like to get to bed before Gary because he snores terribly....he went to bed half an hour ago so it will be full out snoring by the time I get there. Great. Bon nuit!

7 comments:

  1. the hand-holding is very cute :) it happens here sometimes too.

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  2. Yes, Opa does tend to stretch the truth, and teach kids "tricks." Annika tells me to look the other way and then proceeds to steal my food/drink or another prank. wonder where she got that from. Amazingly when sami was here and jan and I were told to look away Sami said MAMA very clearly - how weird :o) Oh Boy!

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  3. they are both uber cute. i find kai very articulate, i love it. maybe he will go into politics.

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  4. Wow
    My Dad tells some crazy mixed truths also.
    My niece was convinced that we had bunnies living in the TV room's wall. She looked so hurt, when a year later she realized that my Dad (& the rest of us) were pulling her leg!
    I think Opa's love to mess with their grandkids.

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  5. It is always funny to hear the things that Kai comes up with. Kai has got such a great smile mixed with a little glimmer of mischeive!! Your Dad reminds me of my father in law. gotta keep an eye on those men. lol

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  6. I see a glimpse of grownup Kai, and I see you in him.

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