We took Jordan with us this time because one of the tech's name was Jordan (a guy), and Jonah thought it was the funniest thing that there was a boy Jordan. So he brought his girl Jordan along :)
He did great and was so happy-- yet timid-- about having his cast off. He held his arm close to himself for awhile. I think the ice cream on the way home helped him forget that it felt a little funny.
When I look at this whole situation i am just so proud of the way he chose to handle this trial in his life. i know in the eyes of a five year old, this is a really big deal-- but he handled it by choosing to never complaining once about the situation. i feel like i have alot to learn from him.

I created this layout documenting those very thoughts about his attitude about the cast. (Feel free to click on the photo if you would like to read the journaling). I am sure i will make a layout about the who and where about his cast and the story of how that came to be-- but this? this is a little life lesson I hope to capture, preserve, and revisit.
I used Lily Bee's gorgeous Harvest Market Collection for the majority of this layout. These papers are GORGEOUS. I am seriously in love with this line and it went so well with my photo.






6 comments:
I love pages with a ton of journaling (especially handwritten journaling). It is so meaningful.
Glad his has his cast off!
LOVE the layout and so glad his cast is off! Yay!
What a sweetie! So great he didn't complain. I agree with Ann - how great it is with all the journaling!
what an amazing young man you have! he's adorable too. and yay for getting that cast off. Lovely layout, I love the colors in the journaling via letter stickers. Great work
I love it! I really like that you've repeated "not once" many times on the side to help reinforce your title. Gorgeous!
Love this layout, Jenni... So much!
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