“Let me know if this starts to burn your leg, okay?”
I’m so proud! He wants to know if his brother’s leg is catching on fire.
“Let me know if this starts to burn your leg, okay?”
I’m so proud! He wants to know if his brother’s leg is catching on fire.
And so it begins.
Friends – behold, the interesting creature known as The Nine-Year-Old Boy. He runs everywhere. He plays computer games obsessively. This Boy, he who will only be nine once (“Thanks be to God!” says his mother), engages occasionally in behavior we won’t speak write of again. Ahem. The Legendary Peeing on the Grill Incident, for example.
Then there are the days when The Nine-Year-Old Boy gets is right.
Today my version of this boy-man child made his father breakfast in bed, then proceeded to build this quite lovely and extremely functional foot/bike bridge. It’s the Age of the Hammer. Building, creating, pounding wood with nails. No wood scrap is safe from The Boy looking to create a bike ramp. Or tree fort. Whatever captures his imagination.
You did good today, kid.
Tomorrow? You never know with the creature known as the Nine-Year-Old Boy. As the mother of said Nine-Year-Old Boy critter, I’m gonna just go with it, no matter what he choses to create: a mess or a work of art, because that’s what you do when you’re the mother of a mostly domesticated/always entertaining Nine-Year-Old Boy.
Pray for me!
And be jealous.
This one gets a frame methinks.
I love everything about this – the subjects (dinos and cat), sign with cute saying (Epic Dude? Is that the latest phrase?) and he way he used the entire paper. Yes, I think my boy is The Next Big Thing. I’m his mama, you better believe I do.