Dear Hooper & Van,
Van, you’re experimenting with new sounds. Oftentimes this means it sounds like there is an Indian in the back of our car. Hooper, you like to copy him by cupping your hand over your mouth and making whatever noise he is making back at him. It’s pretty cute and it’s, truly, the first conversation you two have had.
Hooper, for the most part you’re pretty good at sharing (and by pretty good, I mean that you’re pretty good on your terms. If I ask you to share, you’re not so good). The other day we were at the beach and Van started playing with one of the buckets you were not using. You came over, took the bucket from Van, and moved it about 6 feet away from him. Then you went back to playing with the bucket you were using beforehand.
Van, you long to be a part of Hooper’s world. Hooper, you had the portable vacuum and were pretending to clean up. Van followed you all. over. the. house. while you “cleaned up”. It’s amazing how much interaction can take place in the absence of conversation.
Love,
Mama
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Just brilliant!
Pat’s Work
Freaking cute pictures! Especially the one where they are riding together.
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I wonder if you longed to be a part of MY world. I don’t get that feeling. We should ask mom. I love that the boys are interacting like they are. It’s very sweet. Seriously, save posts like this to share with them in ten years.
Ahhh, you are making me yearn for the brother Jarvis will never have.
Awwww, so cute. My two have these hilarious and LOUD conversations which basically consist of screaming and squealing at each other, interspersed with giggling. It’s the funniest think to watch, I can almost imagine that they are understanding each other. x