OK, so his bangs are crooked. I'm counting the haircut as successful because he has both ears and eyes still. He's running to the camera to get his photo taken. Cameras are a source of joy and excitement. Unlike baths. BO to baths, Woodjie says. And BO to nigh-nigh time. And BO to being told "all done Bob Tomato." BO. I guess he'll learn to say "Luke" and "Uncle Jesse" later.
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He is just one cute little kid. A blessing from the Lord!
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Crooked bangs? Who would notice when he has such a bright, winning smile?!
ReplyDeleteLook at those rosy cheeks. Such a little doll.
ReplyDeleteI think "Luke" should be the highest priority for any vocabulary development [laughing].
ReplyDeleteAnd I love baths (still do). And bedtime. But getting my hair cut? No thank you.
~Luke
hi! was just eating some lunch and googled to find some fellow homeschooling mom's blogs and there you wre..... I love the description on your blog title!
ReplyDeleteI keep two blogs one is personal- me stuff (for the whole world to see, lol) and the other my homeschooling blog. If you should visit, either blog will take you to each place.
what a beautiful family you have!
blessings- Deanna
Hi Deanna! I'll be visiting soon!
ReplyDeleteLuke, we'll just be working on that while you get the General Lee ready for him to take a spin in. :]
Cajunchic, this little doll is the liveliest you've ever seen!
LOL Sue, thanks!
D, you know I agree with you. Now, you just remember your words at dinnertime when Woodj gets upset. Needs a little work on the "How not to be a barbarian" lessons. :]