The main job of a parent is to make sure you prepare your kids to one day survive on their own (mostly), without completely screwing them up in the process1. This means making a zillion little daily decisions on their behalf, as well as making some pretty big decisions for them, too. We made one Read it!
It looks like the tooth fairy will be visiting the Johnson’s house for the first time tonight–Zachary lost his first tooth! It’s been loose for about a week now and just as human nature intended he’s been wiggling and jiggling it all that time. I decided that before it walked out of his mouth on Read it!
Some things do get better with age. That goes for Las Vegas, too. Chris and I celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary back at the scene of the crime and had a better time than when we got married!
What is Jonah like at two? He’s like a little 2-year old dictator, of course!
Reading is great fun, especially when your name is on every page. 
Yep, that’s right. Zachary started kindergarten today. While I’m really excited for him, I can’t help but be a little sad, too. Kindergarten actually means s-c-h-o-o-l. Which actually means he’s not a little boy anymore (sniff).
Life on the parent train just seems to be speeding up lately. Jonah’s had 2 big milestones in 2 weeks. Daycare and his first official haircut.
January and the first part of February are gone, and while we didn’t do too much that was special, we managed to do plenty!
The main job of a parent is to make sure you prepare your kids to one day survive on their Read it!
And so it begins, the start of the bumps, bruises, scrapes, and other various physical evidence of “brotherly love”.
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This should be a post about Zachary’s 7th birthday, but since he still has his bowling party tomorrow this is Read it!
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