Sunday, June 28, 2009

How do I love thee

So, today in primary, Heber's name was finally pulled from the helper jar and he got to find one of the 7 pictures in the room that the chorister had hidden. Because he found the picture that coincided with the first line of the song we were learning, he got to go up first. After about the 5th picture came up, little Hebe's arms started wearing out. Being the genius child that he is, he used the tape stuck on the back to attach the picture of Jesus with the children to his face. It looked so dang funny. You couldn't see his face at all, just his body sticking out from under it standing perfectly still with his hands resting reverently at his sides.

Luckily, none of the other kids in the room noticed right away or there would have been complete pandemonium. I could not compose myself long enough to go up there and encourage him to remove the picture from his face. All I could think of, as I tried like crazy to stifle my laughter, was the expression that must covereing his face behind the picture.

He reminded me today of one of the many reasons I love being his mom. After he finally decided to cooperate and hold his picture up high for all to see, I sat there and marveled at how big he is getting and felt that lump forming in my throat that sneaks up on me once in a while during one of these mommy moments.

I love you Heber. Thank you for always finding a way to put a smile on my face.

5 comments:

Lflinders said...

I just love the age that our boys are at right now. Braden makes me smile so much each day...well my girls do too. aren't kids just so dang cute! How are things going on there in ohio? Is ben feeling better and back at work? WE only have 1 year left..can't belive it

Danette said...

All I can say is that I wish I was there. That is why one must always have a camera at all times, especially when you have a boy like Heber! Never a dull moment. Love that kid.

Angella and Eric said...

Funny, cute kid! We love Heber.

trish said...

uhhh being the brillant singing leader that I am I actually stuck the picture to his head with out thinking. Then you were laughing so hard I didn't know what to do... LOL

David and Company said...

Mommy moments are the best. They make up for all of those "other" moments....