This is a video of Pearson exhibiting some of his anal tendencies. At the end he gasps and stops to remove all the tape from the outside of the box. Apparently you must not open a box that still has tape on it from the wrapping paper.
I don't think the inventors of Hungry, Hungry Hippos would have thought a three-year-old little boy would have been so intent on figuring out how the game works. If there are any flaws in this game, Pearson is now aware of them!
John Deere tractor from Jones and Susan (Kirby's parents).
Riding his Glide Bike. (A glide bike has no pedals. You push with your feet. Once you get going fast enough you put your feet on the pegs and glide or coast. The idea is that it is easier to learn how to balance when you are not depending on training wheels.)
Christmas night we went to see the Christmas lights at Life College. There was also a pen of goats there that you can feed.
There have been three life-changing events that have happened in mine and my husband's lives. At the age of eight my husband, Kirby, was diagnosed with Burkitt's lymphoma and was not expected to live through the next few hours of his life. It is a miracle that he is now 35 years old, healthy, and over 20 years in remission. In 2006, I gave birth to a baby boy after only 36 weeks gestation. It is a miracle that he was not only healthy, but that he weighed eight pounds. A few hours after giving birth to my son I began to hemorrhage uncontrollably and was rushed into emergency surgery to save my life. Fifteen units of blood and five hours later, the surgery was over and I also was not expected to make it through the night. Miraculously, I recovered quickly and was home with my husband and new baby just six short days later.
These three miracles shape who my family is today. I owe my life and the lives of my husband and son to God. I trust God in all that I do and owe Him for everything I have.
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