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For Christmas my parents bought the boys a membership to the Christian Resource Library. If you only knew how hard it is to keep Aiden stocked with books you'd know this gift was invaluable! He devours books! If I don't get to the library in time I end up buying several a week on the kindle. And thus "books" has become a category all it's own in our budget....which I'd prefer not since we go through them so, so fast. Plus, it's become challenging to find books that meet Aiden's reading level, interest, and are age appropriate. Anyway, now we have a whole new place to explore and thankfully it's well stocked with Juvenile Fiction to keep Aiden entertained for awhile. Sage was really excited too because they have lots of story books, a whole section of preschool learning about God books, tons of easy readers, and lots of books on CD and movies too. We'll be there often!


Aiden (and Sage) had their friend Henry over to play today. Fun was had by all!





And Cade remains the heart throb in this house. He's so sweet...have I mentioned that before? This is why I stay home.  This little baby makes it all worth it.


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Sally said…
Wonderful, wonderful gift!! Looks like 2 little boys who enjoy the same things.
January 23, 2016 at 1:39 PM
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