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Saturday, July 21

stay gold, ponyboy

nathan, clearly excited

Here is Nathan clearly excited to attend the White Center Jubilee Days with his family. And that bruise is a new one. He had meant to shape it into a Harry Potter lightning bolt but instead he just looks like he went to Ash Wednesday mass. Not as cool.

nathan, only mildly interested

I should have known to head home for a nap when he was only mildly interested in the magic show. If they had hired a breast-feeding demonstrator instead of someone who did a fancy trick with a coloring book, he might have perked up.

nathan, hating ponies

If looks could kill, specifically, kill and turn animals into glue, then I'm sure that's what stirring in Nathan's head. Either that or my son's taking a dump and he's staring at the pony to focus.

Whatever works, right?

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7 Comments:

Anonymous mayberry said...

My son sometimes sits with his hands folded like that. It kills me! Like when did you age from 2 to 68?

7/21/2007 07:49:00 PM  
Blogger Oh, The Joys said...

Next time I'm constipated, I'm going to find a pony.

7/22/2007 11:08:00 AM  
Blogger The Saipan Blogger アンジェロ・ビラゴメズ said...

"Taking a dump" is rude.

You should say, "dropping a deuce."

7/22/2007 06:32:00 PM  
Anonymous Jenny said...

Ha! Why watch a horse when there's the last Harry Potter book to be read? Even toddlers are distracted at this point.

7/23/2007 01:40:00 PM  
Blogger Butrfly4404 said...

Haha... I think the breast-feeding demonstrator would have boosted attendence for sure. Maybe throw it in the suggestion box?

Our boys have the same shoes. Payless rawks.

7/24/2007 07:26:00 AM  
Blogger Mona said...

Payless shoes are great. They fit him perfectly and they're cheap!

7/24/2007 11:40:00 AM  
Anonymous Filtering Life said...

Fantastic...I love the breast feeding demonstrator comment. I think that is what I am everytime I get out of the shower and my daughter looks at me. I need to learn how to do more tricks.

7/25/2007 11:35:00 AM  

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