Brendan and I were holding hands and running down the small hill of our driveway yelling, “wheeeeeee!” all the way down. When we turned around to head back up, Brendan took my hand and again called out, “wheeeeeee!” He is such a wise little man. While people like his mama tend to only yell “whee” on the downhill, I love how he knows that it’s just as possible to find reasons to be gleeful on the way up the hill.
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Good tidings for sure!