Corwin and Eli.

While in the car, Eli and Corwin rode in Grandpa's truck, while Riley, Jared and I rode with Jeron and Oly. Grandma said she sure enjoyed the conversation between the two. She told me a story of their conversation.
Eli said "Corwin, I want to tell you somefing."
Corwin said, "Nope, Sorry."
Eli tried again. "Corwin, I want to tell you somefing."
Corwin said, "That's too much."
After much more persistence, Grandma asked him what he wanted to tell him. Eli said, "I want to tell him about the fire trees." (Meaning about the Yellowstone Fires years ago.) I don't know why that was so important, but that's okay.
Allthrough out the day, we were looking at maps and saying, "Okay, we are here and we need to be here." Corwin, looked at the map and did the same.
Corwin and Oly were walking around Geyser Basin and he said that it was stinky. Oly noticed a bird and pointed it out to Corwin. Corwin then replied, "Stinky Bird."
Corwin sure took to Oly, not that I blame him, while at Yellowstone. When offered to take anyone's hand at the geysers, he took hers. Oly is works with kids all day and therfore, she is really good with them, Corwin is no exception.
Uncle Jeron, on the other hand, loves to fib to children. While on a hike with Corwin and Eli, Jeron was sharing with Eli, the joys of poop. He told Eli what buffalo chips were and that deer poop was jelly beans. Eli was looking around for some chips and was about to partake in the "chocolate jelly beans." Good thing Oly was there to stop him.
While on the same walk, in order to avoid frustration in the future, Oly and Jeron made up some rules. Rule number 2 was stay close. Corwin walked ahead to go to the house. Eli ran up to him and told him to remember rule number 2.