Blowing out the candles |
After blowing out the candles, he seriously considered eating his cake Viking-style…
Who needs a fork when you’ve got a tongue? |
Compared to last year’s big blowout, this was a pretty low-key event. The Boy and Snippet wanted to come down, but were out of money. Since the van’s alternator decided to begin eating its bearings on the way home from Mom’s yesterday (it got us home), and my car’s thermostat got stuck this morning, we have no money to send them. August came a month late this year.
As Mason blows out his second candle, he’s advancing a lot these days. He’s getting scary-good at climbing — not quite The Boy’s level, but getting close. (Speaking of which, he refers to himself as The Boy, which could get confusing around here.) He’s also beginning to move beyond two-word sentences: last week, he told me “The boy drive Granddad’s car.” This evening, after cake, he told Mrs. Fetched: “The boy is hungry,” and pointed to himself. He also told me, “Granddad in, too,” referring to the underside of his bed.
The Boy and Snippet think they’ll be able to just come get Mason once they get settled up in Wisconsin, but I don’t think it’ll be quite that easy. Mason barely knows his parents now, and there would have to be a transition time for them to take over without seriously disrupting his life. I really want them to be where they can actually be his parents, but I don’t want it to be at Mason’s expense. I just haven’t seen that he’s been their priority even when they were here.
Happy birthday, Mason!
ReplyDeleteAww such cute pictures!
ReplyDelete♭·.·¸.♬´¯`♬¸¸.♩ Happy Birthday to you, happy birthday to you ♭·.·¸.♬´¯`♬¸¸.♩ happy Birthday dear Mason.•*¨*•♫♪ Happy Birthday to yooooy.•*¨*•♫♪
Happy Birthday, Mason!
ReplyDeleteAww, how cute. Happy birthday, little dude!
ReplyDeleteThanks you guys!
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