On Sunday afternoon we did our annual tradition of making cookies and fudge fo
r the fireman. The boys did a great job of helping me cut out the dough and then decorate each cookie. Carter had to wash his hands between each cookie because he couldn't keep his fingers out of his mouth. After a quick dinner we headed to the fire station. The firemen, as always, were very generous and gave us a tour. The boys loved climbing in the trucks, seeing the ladders and hoses and wearing the hats. They also got to see camera that shows heat so the firemen can find people. Of course ever since the boys are playing firemen constantly. We don't mind at all. I would much rather them playing heroes and saving people than Transformers or Spiderman (things they have gotten from church and school).
r the fireman. The boys did a great job of helping me cut out the dough and then decorate each cookie. Carter had to wash his hands between each cookie because he couldn't keep his fingers out of his mouth. After a quick dinner we headed to the fire station. The firemen, as always, were very generous and gave us a tour. The boys loved climbing in the trucks, seeing the ladders and hoses and wearing the hats. They also got to see camera that shows heat so the firemen can find people. Of course ever since the boys are playing firemen constantly. We don't mind at all. I would much rather them playing heroes and saving people than Transformers or Spiderman (things they have gotten from church and school).
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