A few months ago, Andrew took a series of video interviews with Oliver. He pieced them all together last weekend and we all had a good laugh. We wanted to share with you the quirkiness that is our Oliver. Man does he make some funny faces!
I’m trying to convince Andrew to do this on a regular basis. Interviews with little kids are priceless, I think. Oliver, we just love you to the moon and back, buddy.
Cry laughing! Crying! Although, i really can’t believe you haven’t discussed the political nuances of Syria with your children. But good to know they are budding feminists!
That was awesome. A glimpse of the pillow fort in the background made me smile. I have two little boys and there is always a fort somewhere in the house. Always.
Haha loved this!! My 3 year old also refers to things he can’t see as “a piece of air”–they are too cute!
I loved this! You should do a weekly video. I just love your boys and their personalities. Awesome!
RIGHT ON. More of this, please. I especially loved the Syria question.
btw, we are an Atheist family so Milo’s answer to the existence of god was particularly entertaining..
Ha, ha, Kay! I was wondering if anyone would pick up on that one! We are mixed atheist/agnostic over here so we have some interesting discussions! Milo is very dichotomous in his thinking right now- he tends to think of himself of a scientist and therefore not a theist, but we’re discussing the possibility of being both. Complicated to say the least!
Oh this is awesome! That Andrew goes for the hard hitting questions 🙂 they’re such sweet boys, and seeing those three faces lined up at the table is too perfect. You should definitely do more.
gender equality, conflict in syria, and passing gas…brilliant!
I echo the sentiment that you should post something like this more often! Too cute!!
Also, we are another agnostic/atheist family over here (both my husband and I were raised Catholic) so we are in the thick of figuring out the best way to approach the topic of theism with our kids (our oldest is four) … I know they hear plenty of the other side of things from their grandparents! 😉
I agree with everyone: make this a regular thing!
I LOVE this!