Ok, so this is Mark posting today. I know all of the people who follow this blog (all two of you) would rather hear from JanaRae but it's my turn. Anyhow, so I put the little video below together. Ethan had a very lose tooth that he just wouldn't pull out. So, I told him we should tie a string to it, then tie that string to the door and slam the door and his tooth would come out. He thought that was really funny and the next thing I knew he was standing there with a long piece of floss asking me to tie it to his tooth. The video below is the result of our adventure:
Just a couple other Ethan stories since we're on the subject. About a week ago we had to go help clean the chruch. When it was time to go Ethan came out of the nursery and walked by me and said "Hi Dad - there isn't anything in my pocket." To which I replied "Hey, stop, let me see what's in your pocket." He started backing away and said "Nothing Dad, nothing is in there!" So I started to walk over to him and he said "Wait, wait, there is a rock in my pocket. It's just a rock Dad!" So I started to reach down to his pocket and he yelled "No Dad no, it's just a rock - a rock that is shaped like a car!" Then we pulled a toy car out of his pocket. I'm going to have to work with him on his lying skills.
Final Ethan story is that we came home from church today and I asked Ethan what he wanted for lunch. He looked at the counter where we had some things for sandwiches and said he wanted bread, with mayonase on it. So I put some mayo on is bread and asked what else he wanted. After thinking for a moment he got a big smile on his face and said "I have a good idea!" then he got me a bag of potato chips and asked me to crumple them up in my hand and put them on his bread. So, when I was done Ethan had a nice potatoe chip and mayonase sandwich - which he then promptly ate all of. He kept offering me a bite - all of which I declined but he sure thought it was delicious.
Anyhow, the point of all this is that it's funny how you can see so much of uh JanaRae in Ethan. Some day I hope we get a kid who is a bit more like me :)
-Mark