Freeze

A series of shots of Jack while he waited in line with Scott for the 3D Toy Story Mania ride at Disney World.

His happy face



His silly face


His serious face. Seriously guys, let me on this ride!


If I could freeze time and keep Jack at this stage, I would. I've felt this same sentiment in the past, and I know I'll feel it again. At four, Jack's imagination is running wild, his curiosity could kill a cat and his thirst for knowledge takes my breath away.

Today after church, Jack excitedly told us about what he learned with the other preschoolers this morning. "There were 10 leopards (lepers) who had a lot of boo-boos and were itching from poison ivy, but Jesus made them all feel better. But only one leopard didn't forget to tell Jesus thank you." This was right after he sang his heart out during the closing hymn (despite not knowing a single word), and telling me that he was so happy to sing for Jesus today. Sweet Jack, I'll sing for you any day!

Between the calendar in his room (where I record fun tidbits) and this blog, I am trying to capture Jack at 4 because I know that I'll blink my eyes and he'll be 14.