Wordless Wednesday: I love my son because…

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Girls are cute. They are sugar and spice and everything nice. But I always wanted a boy. A rough and tumble kid. One that would get dirty playing outside. One that would innately know how to make car engines sounds and machine gun noises. One that would run around and get all sweaty.

While Evan is definitely a complicated order. He’s all boy. And I love him because…

He considers soda a treat and loves to bite his straw into oblivion.

He doesn’t like waiting and can be as stubborn as a mule.

His expressions could launch (or sink) a thousand ships.

A simple chocolate chip cookie can put a smile on his face.

A sugar high can make him the funniest or crankiest kid alive.

He loves to make funny faces at the camera and then always wants to see the picture.

But mostly I love him because he’s all boy and he’s all mine.

19 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: I love my son because…”

  1. What a doll baby.

    I mean HANDSOME DUDE. Sorry.

    Ya know, my girls get all dirty, sweaty and rough and tumble. Maelina is playing with a big yellow dump truck right now. I am so confused.

    Oh, and my boys dress up in princess gowns on occasion…I guess we are all a little bit confused 🙂

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  2. He is gorgeous. When I was pregnant with my first, I was convinced it was a girl, and was kind of bummed to find out the opposite. But the minute I held him, I knew he would be the perfect buddy by my side, and I was right. If I could clone him I would take at least five more – maybe six.

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  3. Thankyou for this 🙂 When I was pregnant I was convinced I was having a girl, when the scan showed a boy I cried for 2 weeks. Then I realised how grateful I was because what on earth would I do with a girl?! I am SO not a girly girl. I love my boy to bits and am so glad he came along!! (Hopefully next time around I’ll have a girl though – now I am in the world of parenthood I think I might like to learn how to be a bit girly….!)

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