I see it, that twinkle in your eye. I see you. You know that you're in trouble. As much trouble as a one-year old gets into, anyway. You're on the table, again. It's irresistible, isn't it? If you didn't do it, who would scavenge the uneaten food and dump over the almost empty water glasses? Who would sit on top of it as if he were King of the Hill? Only you.
Then you are put down, and scolded. No, no Mason. Or No thank you, Mason. Or Stay down, Mason. These all work so well. Then you give me this look -
Perhaps my favorite though, is coming around the corner to find you where you were finishing up your lunch. You've deposited the shells and cheese on your head and are eating them from there. Yum.
Is this where the saying "Boys will be Boys" comes from? Because they escape all other logic and understanding? That, and the saying, "You're lucky that you're cute!" Fitting for my little guy, I think.
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Oh I know I've said that many a time to my son.
I can just see him sitting in the middle of the table with the gleam in his eye. Boys WILL be boys.
Having no boys in my house...I will take your word for it! And yes, good thing he is so cute!
That second picture made me laugh. And HARD. He is so stinkin cute that I have no idea how you get angry with him!!! Wait.... yes, I do. My son (a.k.a. Zachary get down, Zachary get off of that, Zachary get out of there, Zachary stop it, Zachary don't touch that.....) was, and is STILL that way. Oh how I love it though. I can't lie. I do. I love it a LOT!!!
Ah, look at that twinkle in his eye. That means trouble, sister. What a CUTIE!
Hi sure is one wild guy!!
Mel - you are welcomed to borrow my book when I am done. Let me know when you have book six read.
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