


This blog gives our family and friends a chance to be involved in our lives and watch our children grow. We have been blessed with four beautiful children; Ethan, Gracie, Lexie & Eli. Lexie and Eli were both born with Hydrocephalus. Siblings with Hydrocephalus is rare, yet not unheard of.
Ethan: Mom, you are dressed like a princess!
Me: Thanks, Ethan. It is a skirt and I am sure you have seen me wear this before. Sit down so I can put your shoes on, we need to go. (I start to put his feet on my lap to put his socks on)
Ethan: No Mom, (moving his feet) I don’t want to ruin it. You look beautiful!
Me: I will wear a skirt everyday if you will put your own socks on!
The other day we were all in the car driving down the road and it turns out to be a classic example how literal kids take things.
Eric: LOOK Ethan, there is a 1956 red corvette (pointing down the street) Oh my god he ruined it by putting 22’s on it; my dad would shoot him if he saw that.
Ethan: DAD, your dad is going to shoot him (gasp, serious face)
Eric: No, he really isn’t going shoot him. It is just a figure of speech, meaning my dad would be very upset if he saw that.
Ethan: Yeah Dad, but we don’t shoot at people or cars. That is not nice!