Happy Father's Day

Today I asked Cyrus why he loves Daddy: because Daddy goes to work to get money to pay for our house.
What he likes best about Daddy: that Daddy loves the gospel
What he likes best about Mommy: that she wipes my bum and does the dishes 

Glad to know my hard work is appreciated!

Weddings

Today Kevin and Kacee got hitched and Cyrus was very excited to go to a wedding (and a little bummed when he couldn't go inside the temple to watch).  After the pictures Cyrus ran up to Kacee and told her "Congratulations on getting weddinged!".  At their reception our family sang a song from "James and the Giant Peach" called "Family".  Cyrus grabbed the microphone and sang the entire song very proudly (and loudly).  I love watching/hearing that boy sing!

Chocolate

Today while I was making dinner I heard Cyrus say while playing on his own, "If someone was sad - I would go to the store and buy them chocolate!"  Remember that next time Mommy has a hard day kiddo.

Birthday cookies

We had Cindy Kay's birthday party with Eric's family today and she got to open her presents, eat cake, etc.  Cyrus was really supportive of it being Cindy's day but he did say one thing that I don't want to forget.  When Cindy opened one of her gifts (a bag of animal crackers) Cyrus shouted out -really loud- "Birthday cookies for me and Cindy to share!"  We are really hitting sharing with him lately, he is pretty good at making sure Cindy shares...and doing better at sharing himself too. 

To be awesome

A couple Sundays ago during lunch Cyrus us that "Daddy is awesome.".  Sweet right?  Then he turns to me and says "Mommy tries to be awesome."  -Ouch! Good thing my ego can withstand being compared to Daddy!

Darn Boogers

Today Cyrus woke up with a runny nose.  While Eric was getting ready Cyrus told him that today he "has a sickness".  Eric asked him what he was sick with and Cyrus replied that he has a "booger brain".  Poor kid, that doesn't sound fun at all!

New Year's Resolutions

For family night tonight we taught Cyrus about making goals to be more like Jesus.  After the lesson we asked him what his goal for this year will be.  He promptly said: To be like a shepherd (I have no idea where he came up with that).  But we went with it and asked him what he could do to be like a shepherd.  This is what we ended up with: give people hugs, share with people, read stories with Mommy, say prayers, go to church, and learn about Jesus. Those sound like good goals to me!