Wednesday, July 15, 2015

To our boys


As I sit next to you on the plane ride home, I'm reminded that this adventure that Mommy planned so well is in the past. 

The memories and experiences, though, will last forever so long as you pass them on. So long as your curiosity and wonder take you on more journeys that we can hopefully share with you. 

You're just 6 and 3 years old, Mommy and I 35 and 38. Maybe you'll remember, maybe not, but what's important is the time we spent together.

Riley - You basically taught yourself how to read chapter books this trip. We loved watching you read to yourself at night, in the dark, sounding out words and telling us all about the book over breakfast the next morning.  Mommy and I hope you will always enjoyed reading and learning the way you do now. 

And you discovered the joys of hiking and witnessing nature do its thing. You're so good with maps and identifying animals and finding waterfalls. 

You're such a deep thinker and so cautious. You understand geography so well and even different currencies. 

We know that you'll talk to people eventually. For now, let's just get ready for 1st grade. 

Lincoln - You're getting so good at tag. I can never catch you. And you're so good at hiding. I can never find you. 

You're talking so well and using such big words and sentences. You really know how to express yourself even though sometimes it's only with your body language. 

You still need to work on being a better eater, but you sleep beautifully, always the latest to wake up. 

Your enthusiasm is contagious  - Mommy and I could watch you play all day. We would love to go to Lincoln Land with you one day. It looks so fun. 

You both helped us keep house (car) - cleaning up after yourselves, pulling down the shades, popping out, recycling, parking. 

You guys were patient. You were creative. You used your imaginations when Mommy demanded electronic free hour on the long car rides. 

Most important, you got so much better at being brothers. Respecting each other, sharing and looking out for each other on this unforgettable adventure. 

Until the next time, from Ricky and Tricky and Mommy and Daddy, we love you guys! 
 










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