long day of playing, a good bath was in store for this little wild man. This morning we all got ready and went to feed grandma 'trisha's animals and went to the park after. 
Jonas didn't want to go because he was worried about the rooster that hangs out in the back yard. When we went to feed the animals yesterday, I was in the front trying to open the door, when I heard Jonas crying and calling for me.
"Mama, I want you," he said.
I ran over to the back and found him. I asked what had happened. "The rooster was getting me!" he said. "I won't let him get you baby," I said.
This time, Jeremiah showed Jonas that the rooster wouldn't scare him again.
Jeremiah chased it until he caught it. Jonas was cracking up. "Do it again," he said.At the park, Jonas played for a long time with a couple of kids he met. They shared their toy.
He was the smallest, but Miah and I giggled each time we heard him trying to be bossy with his new older buddies. So young and yet so bold!
After dinner we took a walk to the baseball field, where he found a baseball. He threw it around, then to daddy, then asked if he could take it home. We said yes, but I guess he changed his mind. On our way back home, he threw it back into the field.
Before bedtime, I grabbed the camera and started snapping away. I kept asking him to make different faces. Happy faces, scary faces, silly faces, and some really serious ones got in the mix.
We are always laughing so much. We have a special secret we tell each other. "I have a secret," I say, as I whisper into his ear. Well, I can't say what it is or else it wouldn't be a secret, but it's a funny one. I say it and we look at each other and crack up. Jeremiah is in on it, too. All I can say is that it has to do with gas.
He is the funniest little boy. I love his sense of humor so much. There is never a dull moment around here!
