Pulling some wood around.

For sure, make certain you enjoy those years when they are young. Like cute, youth does not stay. It is sort of what many need to teach young girls; cute is nice but it goes away and that is why you need a skill; even while you are still cute or pretty.

As for the boys, we cherish the memories of our boys. In fact, just this morning my wife and I were talking about some of the good times we had with our kids when they were still kids. Like the time when we used to make most of our own ice cream. Then when our eldest got big enough that he really wanted to "help" dad, he wanted to crank that thing. So, we let him and encouraged him. Boy oh boy were we amazed at how far along he got the ice cream. When it came time to finish I could barely believe just how hard it cranked. I think he was only 2 or 3 years old at the time too. But that is just one memory. We also have memories of them helping with firewood too. Like that one Thanksgiving day when we got 4" of snow but we also bucked up a big buzz pile before the Thanksgiving dinner. Using the old Farmall Super M with buzz saw on front, I ran the table, oldest brought buzz lengths to me and youngest was off-bearer, we buzzed many cord of wood that morning. At lots of dinner too!

Yes, cherish these days.