Brothers - Bubbles and Happiness are the same in any language

I LOVE THIS PHOTO! I'm so glad I thought to take my camera outside with us. A huge thank you to Kristen, Patrick, Parker, and Taber who left our car at the airport for us the night we came home AND left us a basket of gifts for the boys (along with welcome home decorations and signs from my students hanging on the back of the front seats).
This afternoon, after both boys were up from naps, we went outside with the huge bubble wands. They LOVED them. Loved it when I blew them and they chased after them, trying to catch the bubbles. Though we have our moments when the language barrier is very, very evident, our times spent outside each day are our best times. The boys love to ride their vehicles, dig in the "sand pit" (though Aaron at first wasn't sure he liked the feeling of sand on his hands - much like Donovan's experience at the beach at age 1 1/2 when he spent more time washing his hands and feet than having fun in the sand - Aaron was fine with digging in the sand today though. We are going to have a great summer, and by the time the winter rolls around, the language barrier will be less and less of an issue.
Love the photo! By the way, not sure what happened with the angle of the photo, but it looks like Donovan towers above Aaron; in reality Donovan is maybe an inch or inch and a half taller, and they weigh about the same.