Ian lately

Legos are his jam. He loves the sets, but more specifically, he loves the Minifigures. We have found that he’ll ask for a big Lego set just to get the guys that come with it. What’s more, he’s creative and will make adjustments to a set. “This is a better part for this ship,” he’ll explain while showing me his changes to a Star Wars aircraft. He wants to be a Lego Builder when he grows up. “Do I have to go to college for that?” he asked me one night when taking a bath. “It’s probably a good idea,” I answered. Ha!

He can play with just about everyone, from his second grade pal across the street (Ian’s a kindergartner), to his school buddies, and the four year old that stops at everyone’s house these days. He’s a fun guy to be around. 

The kid is sensitive and cares about others. When he heard that his old Sunbeam teacher had passed away, he prayed that night, “Wish that Jim didn’t die.” The kid is sensitive and cares about others. He can tease Elsie to no end, but he’s also the brother that jumps into help at any moment and he sure can make her laugh.