Mothers Day Breakfast with Aidan

About a month ago Aidan's school did a Fathers Day breakfast for the daddy's and yesterday was my turn to go to the Mothers Day breakfast with Aidan. We had such a good time. Aidan's grandma was able to come too. The kids performed a few songs in the beginning. Here is a short video - Aidan is kind of blocked out by some of the other kids. He is wearing a light blue shirt with green stripes and behind his 'girlfriend' Lauren who is wearing red and a headband. He is in the center of the video. Listen to the words it is so cute.



Here are some other pictures too.


The other day when we went to the bank the boys got stickers and one of them was of a butterfly. Aidan decided to save it for Lauren. One day after school he told me that he gave Lauren the sticker and a candy cane at lunch time. He said that Lauren followed him around on the playground. Jared asked if that was okay with him, Aidan replied, "Of course dad, she's my girlfriend". He also told me that sometimes they hold hands! They are so cute around each other and very shy!!!

Adley has discovered that he can cross his eyes. He walks around the house looking at Jared and I saying, "Look two mommies, look two daddies" Funny kid!!!!

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Unknown said…
I loved all the posts! The song is so adorable. I can't believe how big the boys are getting. Time sure is flying right now! How awesome for you to be able to have a girls weekend!!
April 29, 2008 at 11:12 PM
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