And as all mom's say---where has the time gone????
Max is our little tender-hearted boy. He is soooo caring and concerned for others.
He's a fantastic friend- always trying to include everyone, and befriend those left out. His preschool teacher told me many stories that touched her heart about Max making a little "outcast" boy in her class feel like a million bucks on one or more occasion- he warms my soul.
I am grateful for a husband who teaches my son to be a sweet boy- to care, and to help and to love-
Crazy is definitely a word that describes our boy. He has, from the very start, loved to laugh and play; and play LOUD. He definitely takes after me in the "needing to be around people" dept.I am grateful for his friendship.
THANK YOU FOR LOVING HIM!!!
He loves singing and dancing- seriously- you should see the kids moves- it's insane
i am grateful that he will cut a rug with me any time/anywhere.

He loves school- the bus, the lunch, the learning, the friends, the recess, the reading....all of it.
I am grateful for his love of learning and hope it never ceases.
and for allowing his sister- who idolizes him- to experience his special moments with him.
He loves the gospel:
During the dress rehearsal for our ward Primary Program 2 years ago, the children were singing "I Know that My Redeemer Lives"
I was the pianist at the time and his class was sitting in the perfect spot for me to keep an eye on him- mid-song, he stops, and puts his head down. I watched his teacher go over and whisper to him, then look up at me with a tear in her eye- afterwards, he told me that he felt the spirit and it made him cry so much he couldn't sing any more.
I am grateful to have him forever.
I am grateful for a child that won't complain when i want to go to the pool again.
I am grateful that Brent has a son to share moments with.
I am grateful for his health and his strong body.
I am grateful they have him as an example.