Pirating and Spiderman

I know I say it all the time, but I really do have the most adorable nieces and nephews ever!

Bekah captured RD, my oldest nephew, singing "I love to see the Temple" on the way home from a family reunion.

RD is an avid Spiderman fan (even going as far as to call to his baby sister Spiderbaby). He had had his face painted earlier that day. I'll post behind the mask photos another day.

You can watch the video of him singing on Bekah's blog. What heart! What a personality! What a darling baby lisp!

I'm watching now to see what myths and rumors pop up about Spiderman being LDS.

Comments

RBS said…

I just love little tiny people. They are just the best. Hope you are having a wonderful life. I miss you too.
Roxanne

October 6, 2008 at 9:06 AM

Ivy & Mae said…

hello andrea mo!

October 6, 2008 at 5:27 PM

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