Seriously? 7...seven...4+3? I can't believe it. For this experiment loving little boy we threw a pretty wild science shindig, eye protection required.
Which turned out to be the best $10 I spent on the party. The kids loved the googles and the pictures are priceless. Full collage of everyone coming soon.
Aside from constantly telling him to quit yelling, this kid is a pretty cool kid to have around.
He is very independent and reliable.
He loves watching/listening to the news.
He watches documentaries almost as often as he watches cartoons.
He loves any and all things BBQ.
His reading skills are amazing.
He still asks to be tucked in everynight.
He loves to know how things work and still asks a gazillion questions.
He is a great enforcer of the rules.
He is honest.
He still wants to be a spy.
He says the best family prayers.
He still asks everyday if we're going somewhere or if someone is coming over.
He loves to show off all the interesting things he learns.
He loves his family.
Having a kid like him made it super fun and easy to throw a party with his friends with volcanoes, fake snow, crazy mixing drinks, and all sorts of other experiments. When I'm done sorting through the 200+ photos Lisa took, I'll post all the details of the fantastic time we had.
2 comments:
that picture of him in the goggles is awesome. I am trying to think of what to comment, but all I keep thinking is 'how do i make this wv work in a sentence?' His is a pretty cool kid, and I'll save the rest for his actual full-on party post..
WV-fuffsc..."fuffsc the American Idol judges, Pia is bOring"
fuffsc-the fluff from a rabbit's tail...
dude, i was so hoping this was going to be a full on post including the 200+ photos i took. boo...sad face. i too like rach, will save my comment for said post. the party was pretty freaking awesome.
uh...i'm on your computer, where the H is your word verification???? LAME
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