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This morning, while Jack and I walked to the bus stop to get to the Y, Jack was telling me that he and Spencer were going to be together when they were grown up. The way he presented this info was priceless.

We were talking about driving and how when Mommy drives, Daddy helps the boys and when Daddy drives, Mommy helps. Then Jack takes the idea of being together and says "since Spencer and I are going to be together when we are grown up..."(then I lost a few words). I prompt him to continue on why he and Spence will be together. Jack says, "well, Spencer wants to be a baseball player when he grows up. And I want to be a baseball player when I grow up. So I figure we'll be together." Then he goes on to tell me that he's going to be #2 after Derek Jeter who is his favorite player. Spencer is going to be #34, after Brian McCann.

This week, the boys both want to be baseball players and even better they want to be on the same team.

Indoor baseball
Mets hat as a sleep mask

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