We bought a new TV stand and it required some assembly, Johnathan was ready to open the box and get it all set-up!

"Come on Dad, we can do it!"

I had so much fun watching the two of them together. Jeff was patient with Johnathan and let him help as much as a one year old could help.

"Okay, Johnathan, find me piece 3-A"

I can just imagine the fun things they will make and build together!

This is controlled chaos . . . it's all part of the plan more or less (as quoted from Agent Oso, which is actually my least favorite morning cartoon)

My sweet little boy, completely entranced by a cardboard box and trying to get inside to see what it holds . . . he could have sat there forever . . .

Back to work, let's get this rug rolled out . . . .

Come on, who's with me? Can I get a hand?

A few days later, he went right back to the task at hand . . . eventually the rug did get rolled out to Johnathan's delight!

Helping Grandma put away the pots and pans . . . and by help I mean bang on the pots and pans and try to remove them as soon as they were placed in the cabinet!

Uncle Kurt helped out too, we called everyone!

I am so very thankful for Jeff's brothers, without whom we would have definitely not been able to move so smoothly. They are a very funny "team" . . . instructions? they don't need 'em - they do things their way and it usually turns out well, until you hear the words "bring towels, lots of them and a bucket, don't worry we will fix it!"

Fix it they did! Thank you Matt and Andy!!!!

Johnathan loved all the excitement of moving and being in a new place! He was so happy to have a new home to explore and he still loves to help his Daddy all the time!
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