The first thing Grant will have to learn as the newest member of the Sorensen family is when a camera is out, you need to paint a ridiculously large smile on your face in the event that someone takes a picture. He's young, he will learn, especially if his big sister, Kinsley has anything to say about it.
This week has been a busy one for the us in Washington. We have been looking at houses in the area. You would think with a three bedroom condo it would be easy to fit 4 people, 2 oversized couches, a piano the size of Texas and a lot of kids toys. We will see if it is possible.
Here is a picture of Kinsley when she is really, really, really upset. It is written all over her face. You need to be wary when you see her looking like this, she could strike at any moment, when you least expect.... (attacked by Kinsley and killed by tickles). In all fairness, Kinsley is such a happy girl and we are so blessed to have her in our family. She brightens everyone's life that she comes into contact with. She says 'hi' to everyone in the street, grocery store, chuch, bank, etc.
Kinsley enjoyed our trip to the Edmonds Beach a week or two ago. She loved playing in the sand, walking in the water, seeing two giant starfish and being with her family. We loved getting out (away from homework, housework and work in general) for a few hours of wonderful sunshine and relaxation.
With Kinsley's arrival in 2005 I joined the ranks of those who had the title of Father. This picture, taken shortly after her birth captures the happiness of my newfound title. There is a difference between those who 'get' the title and those who 'earn' the title. I hope that I can 'earn' that title, but I won't know if I have until my kids start having kids- that's when you can start to tell if you earned the title of father -- or so it seems. These pictures highlight my favorite times as a father... They are simple moments that have fostered not so simple meanings.
