Today is all about my S. He is growing up into a big boy so quickly. When he was three years old, he loved Thomas. When he was four years old, he loved Lighting McQueen. When he was five years old, he loved Speed Racer. Now that he is six, he doesn't love Thomas, Lightning McQueen, or Speed Racer. He only loves Pokemon and video games. So yesterday he helped me clean all these toys out of the playroom and put them in a box to be thrown away. Because he hated them. But today he likes them again and I caught him playing with The King and the Mach 5. I've spent way too much money on toys for this kid. Hundreds of dollars wasted on die cast trains with faces and race cars with faces. But he did play with them until the faces and lead-based paint wore off...which might explain a few things...
Monday, November 9, 2009
For Big S...
...who thinks F gets unfair blog time ;)
Today is all about my S. He is growing up into a big boy so quickly. When he was three years old, he loved Thomas. When he was four years old, he loved Lighting McQueen. When he was five years old, he loved Speed Racer. Now that he is six, he doesn't love Thomas, Lightning McQueen, or Speed Racer. He only loves Pokemon and video games. So yesterday he helped me clean all these toys out of the playroom and put them in a box to be thrown away. Because he hated them. But today he likes them again and I caught him playing with The King and the Mach 5. I've spent way too much money on toys for this kid. Hundreds of dollars wasted on die cast trains with faces and race cars with faces. But he did play with them until the faces and lead-based paint wore off...which might explain a few things...
Today is all about my S. He is growing up into a big boy so quickly. When he was three years old, he loved Thomas. When he was four years old, he loved Lighting McQueen. When he was five years old, he loved Speed Racer. Now that he is six, he doesn't love Thomas, Lightning McQueen, or Speed Racer. He only loves Pokemon and video games. So yesterday he helped me clean all these toys out of the playroom and put them in a box to be thrown away. Because he hated them. But today he likes them again and I caught him playing with The King and the Mach 5. I've spent way too much money on toys for this kid. Hundreds of dollars wasted on die cast trains with faces and race cars with faces. But he did play with them until the faces and lead-based paint wore off...which might explain a few things...
