We are getting settled in our new home in Norman. We have been here 3 weeks now. I am sleeping in my big boy bed. I still get up and go to Mom and Dad's room sometime in the middle of the night, but I stay in my own room at least 4-5 hours. They say it is a good start. Mom and I have both started school. We are going to NorthHaven Day School. I am in the 2 year old class. We go on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. I am having so much fun, and even taking naps on nap mats. I take my quilt, pillow and blankie from home so everything is more comfortable.

Mom is teaching 11-18 month olds. She says there is a lot of crying in her room. She has 3 sets of twins on T and THs. I think she will like it once everyone gets used to being there with out their mom and dads. I probably wouldn't have liked it much there age either.

Dad is enjoying is new job as Assoc. Pastor for Youth at his new church. He finally got to go to his office this Monday. He likes having other people on staff. We went to see him yesterday after school and I ran up the stairs and pulled some streams off that had just been put up for Fall Kick Off. David, a worker there had to get a big, tall ladder and tape it back up there. I really like all the youth that Dad is going to be teaching. I think they like me too.

I miss Newkirk and our friends, but I am really liking it here in Norman.

Dad and I got haircuts at Bea's before we left Newkirk. I was such a good boy during this one. As you can see some left on my face, Mom lets me have some chocolate to make the hair cutting process easier.

Our friends Jeremy, Theresa and Dallin bought these inflatables and they would blow them up so we could jump in them. I loved looking out the window and seeing the jumpers. I would go crazy and it wasn't long before I was jumping. I miss seeing them everyday.

We were packing some things for our move to Norman, and I found my old winter hat and mittens. I am a very silly boy! At least that is what everyone says.

I love doing household chores. Ironing is one of my favorite!!

This is Les and Dorothy, also from Newkirk. I absoutley loved them. They lived just down the street from us in Newkirk and I would walk or mow down the alley at least once a day, sometimes twice just to see them. Dorothy would always try and have cookies or crackers for me unless Les at them all. I bet they miss me, but are enjoying some quiet evenings together.

For those of you who don't know, this is Mary Beth. She is a very special lady to me from Newkirk. We had some good times together over the 2 years we were there. She was very sad to see me go.