The Lea-Log: Daddy-Daughter Date

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Daddy-Daughter Date

Jayda has been wanting to go ice skating and since it isnt the safest activity for me right now, Lehi decided to take her on a Daddy-Daughter date.

Jayda did pretty good for only having been ice skating once before, but she did take a pretty serious fall and hit the side of her face pretty hard on the ice, so she decided she needed a little help (I didn't even know they had walkers for the ice):

She had so much fun. Thanks Dad!

Oh, and here is what Tai and I did at home:

We lounged around, watched Monsters Inc., and then Tai went to bed...aparently he needed three binkies (he couldnt fit the third one in his mouth--darn). Yeah, yeah, we will try to get rid of those things sometime after the baby comes. Oh, and I am sure Lehi would like me to explain that Tai is borrowing Jayda's purple blanket while his other more masculine blankets are in the wash. :)

1 comment:

Dubb Days said...: I still have wonderful memories of daddy daughter dates. That is great. Who knew they had walkers on the ice?; December 18, 2009 at 8:31 AM

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Jayda is an outgoing 6 year old, able to befriend all types of personalities. Our big first grader loves reading and writing stories. She wants to be an author and a librarian when she grows up. She also loves singing and performing--especially when it is one of the songs she wrote. She is a soccer player, a gymnast, a dancer, and a swimmer. She still loves Superman and tells us she wants to marry him someday (he is a common character in many of the stories that she writes). She loves her new baby sister, Jasmyn, and has been such a wonderful helper with her and Tai.

Tai is the middle child in our family.
One outstanding feature that Tai has is his unnaturally long eyelashes. At the hospital, Tai was famous. Nurses would come in to Jen's hospital room and instead of using her name, she would be referred to as the mother of the long-lashed baby. He is now an energetic 2 year old and a total mama's boy. You will hardly see him without a toy car/motorcycle/train in his hand. Often you will catch him belting out a rendition of Queens "We will, we will...ROCK YOU" or "I like to move it, move it" from Madagascar. On the more sensitive side, he is always the first to offer to say a family prayer at the dinner table or before bed.