
A few weeks ago he was asking me how the toilet flushed so, I pulled off the top of the tank and let him have a look inside. You should have seen that face light up! He asked me about all the parts and what they did (to my credit, I could name the float, chain and flapper). He asked if he could touch the water after I explained that it was clean, but even with that explanation he still smirked like he was getting away with something by touching it. After a good long look, we closed it up and he went down for a nap, satisfied. Ever since then ( I did know what I was starting) he wanted to see it every time he flushed the toilet, but I limited it to one time a day. Darrel assisted him one of those times and introduced him to pulling up on the float so it would stop the tank from filling and then letting it go again. (I won't take any responsibility if that thing breaks!)
Today Darrel had to put a new box around the sprinkling system valve in the back yard and Justin helped him out. If I had thought about it I would have taken pictures of him digging in the dirt, finding worms and snails, but I didn't think of that 'til now. Drat. It was very cute, though. He kept stealing Darrel's big shovel and tried to convince him that he could dig with the little green plastic shovel. Boy, I sure love that independent little guy!


How cute! Enjoy that now, but don't expect it to change. When a soon to be 8 year old spends all his time at Lowes on the rider mowers, all we get are cranky looks from crotchety old men!
ReplyDeleteJustin is so cute! I loved the video too. I can tell he is very serious about figuring that lawnmower out. He is definately a boy!
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Awwww.... I've missed this little guy! Can't wait to see him and the rest of the kids in a few weeks!
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