Perfection is overrated anyway

The days following Christmas are, by definition, something of a bummer. Unless you are having a beautiful baby boy on one of those days, as I was, 6 years ago.

 

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The labor itself was a bit of a bummer.

 

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“a bit of a bummer” here means “nightmare from the bowels of hell“, but we won’t talk about that now.

 

I can even look cute with lettuce on my head!

 

Because coming home with my sweet angel baby was worth the trip to the netherworld to get him.

 

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He’s got the biggest head imaginable, with the cutest face attached.

 

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Over the past 6 years, he’s lived up to his angelic name…

 

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Sweet…

 

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thoughtful…

 

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Fun…

 

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Easy-going…

 

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Being six has not diminished his beauty in the least…he’s still one of the best looking kids I’ve ever seen. All-American. Sturdy. Athletic. Eager to learn. Ready to take on the world.

 

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Six years old brings some changes, though, and never has that been more apparent than two days ago when he opened his gift from his grandparents and stated with great vehemence and indignation that it was “A BORING BOOK”.

 

Which pretty much puts him in the running for Rudest Child In The History of My House.

 

So. There’s some work to be done there. But surliness can’t diminish a mother’s love.  Happy 6th birthday, my:

 

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