This photo is so interesting to me as a Mom Among Men. Look at My Youngest's hand. It's all scratched up and ... (ahem) ... yes, dirty. OK, not filthy, but let's say used. He's running through our backyard to show me this bit of fluff he found flying low on the spring air. Even tough, scratched, dirty boys are mesmerized by a bit of light fluff floating by. Enough to chase it down and catch it. He'll be ten years old next month. His older, teenage brothers have stopped being diverted by bits of natural fluff in the air, and instead are now stopped short by lovely young ladies. And if these godly young women happen to be wearing a bit of fluff as trimming on their modest outfits - - - all the better! Things don't seem to change as boys grow older; things just seem to evolve to another level. I did prefer the lower levels ...
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Kids' wonderment is the most precious thing in the world!!
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That's a great picture you shared! I know exactly what you mean about the whole teenager thing...my oldest daughter is 17. It's a never-ending drama around our house anymore! Have a great WW!
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ReplyDeleteOh my. I'm not ready for the levels you've entered. Not in the least. I'll continue to soak up monster trucks and superheroes. :)
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ReplyDeleteI still have a long way to go before my boy moves up to the next level. At least I hope we have a LONG way to go... :)
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I have a 5-year-old and a 19-year-old so, I live in both worlds:-)
ReplyDeleteLOL, it's so sad when they start to grow up...
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