Luke's performance

Last Friday was pajama day for Luke's

class.  He wore his Star Wars jammies.

It reminds me of the day last year (below)

when I sent him to his class  in his

Toy Story p.j.'s.  Drew's class was

having "pajama day" so I assumed

Luke's class was too. I realized once

I walked in that it was NOT pajama

day for Luke's class because everybody

was wearing their regular clothes.

I ran out of there so embarrassed!

Luke didn't know the

difference because he was only
3 years old. If he was in Jr.
High, he would have disowned me!
It all worked out :) and now I have
a good laugh thinking about it.

Where's Lukey? :)

Pajama day 2011

That same day, while Jake was working on

school at home with dad, I had to run and

get my ring fixed, so I made it a date time

with Drew.  I love that "special time" as

we call it in our house.  Drew cracked me

up.  He asked me, "Mom, when I'm older

are you going to let me have friends who

don't go to church?"  I never really found

out why he was asking that because he

didn't have an answer, but I told him,

"Of course you can.  You will choose

your friends as you get older but you

also need to choose wisely because if

friends are making bad choices, you

might make those same choices."  He

said, "I'll probably just hang out with one

person for the rest of my life."  He was

talking about his best friend, his cousin,

Micah. 

We had quality time together. 

Our special time was at In-N-Out

(his choice, but my favorite too). 

That night we all went to Luke's

pre-school Christmas performance.

Luke was the Inn Keeper!

He said his line perfectly:

"No you I do not (have room),

but you can stay in my barn."

Mary and Joseph in the play :)

One proud "Inn Keeper"



Grandma came to support his
big performance too













 












Luke was singing  really loud with all

the other kids at the end.  We've heard

the song, "Mighty Day", a lot in this

house lately, especially when he's

in the bathroom with the door closed.

I'm just being honest!

After the performance was over,
we celebrated with McDonald's
ice cream sundaes.  And that
was all he could handle.  This
actor was so tired he fell asleep
sitting up.