Bunnies

Linc: Mommy, are bunny rabbits afraid of dogs?
Monica: Maybe. Where did you hear that?
Linc: I don't know!!!
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Party!

Linc: Let's have a Christmas party!
Monica: Good idea! Who should we invite?
Linc: Nobody!

Really right!

I was downstairs folding laundry (really I was!), and overheard the following:

Linc: Mommy, I'm kind of sweaty.

Monica: those jammies are for really cold nights. You need to put on your other ones.

Linc: Ok Mommy. You're right. You're really right Mommy!

Monica: You remember that!
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Kids Inc Christmas Program

I was so excited that Lincoln's school, Kids Inc, put on a Christmas program tonight. He was sick earlier this week and I was nervous that he would still be sick and unable to participate. Luckily he recovered and we were able to enjoy Lincoln and his friends singing "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town" and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas." Of course it was VERY cute!

Lincoln gets shy in front of big crowds and stood sideways the entire time.

A very big "We Wish You A Merry Christmas"

Lincoln and Ms. Pat. She is the quintessential pre-school teacher, and Lincoln LOVES her.


Pictures of Lincoln's art projects from school

This is one of my favorites. Lincoln thinks of Olivia (his best friend) in all he does;
it's really sweet.

It's beginning to look a lot like. . .

"Batman" doing a little research

Check out the "curl" (Lincoln LOVES Superman's hair-curl)

Meeting Santa for the first time (at least he isn't crying)

The rest are random pictures of Lincoln preparing for Christmas.

Christmas playdough

The "Silent Night" game.
Lincoln got this Nativity set from Grandma Jensen last year, but he was a just a little to young. This year we used it for Family Home Evening to teach him about Christmas. He came up with the name "Silent Night Game" all by himself.

Rockin' around the Christmas tree

Raise your hand

Today at church, the 2nd counselor Brother Stetler was doing some ward business and called for a raise of hands to sustain someone in their calling. I looked at Lincoln and told him to raise his hand, which he promptly did. . .and stuck is finger in his nose.

Email from Santa Claus

Lincoln just got an email from Santa Claus just for him. You can see it by clicking here.