I love to see my two boys playing together and getting along but sometimes (like today) it seems like all they do is fight. It makes seeing cute pictures like these that much more rewarding.
One of Lucas's homework assignments was to make a headband with paper feathers and Landon insisted on doing his 'homework' as well. Each night we sit down to do homework or read and Landon is right there with us. I love how he looks up to his brother.
In the morning before school seems to be the time the boys play the best together. Every morning Lucas will ask if he can play with Landon after he gets dressed and ready for school. Once it is time to leave Lucas will tell Landon to leave the toys they happen to be playing with right where they are until he gets back from school - like they will pick up right where they left off. Unfortunately this is never the case. Their grandma Judy says it is like watching Steve and Uncle Chris all over again because they used to duke it out a lot as well. 
Santa must have been on break at this time but the boys were just content to sit on his chair. Both boys wrote letters to Santa this year telling him what they want for Christmas and neither one showed much interest in visiting Santa in person. Their letters were dropped off at Macy's and their requests have been made. 
At night after reading to the boys, sometimes Lucas will invite Landon to sleep in his bed but this particular night I guess Lucas decided to switch things up a little.
If you look closely you will see our Elf on the Shelf - Dobey. He came to visit us last year and the boys enjoy getting up every morning and trying to find the spot Dobey has chose to sit for the day. He watches over the boys throughout the day and at night he flies back to Santa Clause to tell him how the boys have been, then when he returns to our house before sunrise he finds a new place to hide. Sometimes this little scare tactic works wonders on Lucas but Landon is still a bit too young to understand. He does however enjoy trying to find Dobey first. 
One of Lucas's homework assignments was to make a headband with paper feathers and Landon insisted on doing his 'homework' as well. Each night we sit down to do homework or read and Landon is right there with us. I love how he looks up to his brother.In the morning before school seems to be the time the boys play the best together. Every morning Lucas will ask if he can play with Landon after he gets dressed and ready for school. Once it is time to leave Lucas will tell Landon to leave the toys they happen to be playing with right where they are until he gets back from school - like they will pick up right where they left off. Unfortunately this is never the case. Their grandma Judy says it is like watching Steve and Uncle Chris all over again because they used to duke it out a lot as well. Santa must have been on break at this time but the boys were just content to sit on his chair. Both boys wrote letters to Santa this year telling him what they want for Christmas and neither one showed much interest in visiting Santa in person. Their letters were dropped off at Macy's and their requests have been made. At night after reading to the boys, sometimes Lucas will invite Landon to sleep in his bed but this particular night I guess Lucas decided to switch things up a little.If you look closely you will see our Elf on the Shelf - Dobey. He came to visit us last year and the boys enjoy getting up every morning and trying to find the spot Dobey has chose to sit for the day. He watches over the boys throughout the day and at night he flies back to Santa Clause to tell him how the boys have been, then when he returns to our house before sunrise he finds a new place to hide. Sometimes this little scare tactic works wonders on Lucas but Landon is still a bit too young to understand. He does however enjoy trying to find Dobey first. 
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