Play Set Update

Pledge

Pearson decided to make his own version of the Pledge, but he still gets most of the other words. Now, we just have explain to him that it is not a prayer.

Tiger Trek

Pearson was not too sure about the eagle.

I am not going to explain this picture to anyone, if you are a true Auburn fan you will understand!

Pearson was so excited to see Aubie, but his wiskers kept poking him in the head.

It doesn't look like it, but the ball actually went in.

"Auburn has a Winning Gene"

Tiger Walk

Pearson has Finally Gotten a Job

Kirby's Newest Project

Kirby had decided to build Pearson a play set and he finally had enough time this to start on it. Here is what he was able to accomplish this weekend.

Picture of Pearson being silly.

Judging by how busy our schedules have become, we may have it finished by the time he starts Kindergarten.

Allergy Season

Me: "Pearson, do you want to take your Snow White DVD with you to Pensacola?"

P: "No, I don't want to take Snow White."

Me: "Why not?"
P: "There is a witch in it and I am allergic to witches."

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P: "Mom, I heard a coyote at school!"
Me: "You did?"
P: "Yeah, I don't like to hear coyotes. They have long noses and they can stick them in our windows."
Me: "Coyotes cannot get in our house, they will not bother you."
P: "Well, I am allergic to coyotes, they make me sneeze. When I sneeze they get scared and run away."
Me: "I guess they won't bother you then, will they?"

Jesus Always Wins

Safety Patrol

While playing outside Thursday, Pearson decided to wear his elbow and knee pads when he was riding his tricycle. He was constantly chattering about how he was being safe and his elbows and knees would be protected if he fell. I guess he decided just talking about safety wasn't enough for him...he decided to act out what would happen if he fell.

Nonchalantly walking, not expecting a thing...

Oh no, he has tripped...

He has fallen down...

Flat on his face.

Safety inspection passed! Amazingly enough, he kept a smile throughout the entire incident.

Go & Tell

Pearson (P): "Mom, what do I do if everyone doesn't see the cross on my church?"

Me: "I don't know. I don't understand what you are talking about."

P: "They will just know in their hearts that Jesus died on a cross for them?"

Me: "No, it is our jobs to make sure we tell everyone that Jesus died for them"

P: "Yep, Mom, that's what we have to do!"
Me: "We have to make sure everyone knows that Jesus loves them, died on a cross for them, and came back to life again to wait for them in heaven."

P: "Mom, Jesus IS waiting for me in heaven and we have to let everyone know."