Exploring his world by cagewench

Writers • (none) • posted on Oct 19, 2004

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curiousity and daredevilism personified attempting to walk across the back of the couch then leaping onto Daddy beelining towards traffic until intercepted by Momma eating chalk and then throwing it up do I file this under "boys will be boys"? Screaming and shrieking, to hear his own voice while throwing toys at the vaccuum cleaner laughing while hiding behind his own two hands more interested in eating the bubbles than in having his bath is this merely the "terrible twos"? Crying in the night & snuggling close for cuddles playing quietly some mornings until we awake learning to pet the kitty gently not always dumping the contents of his cup undressing as fast & as often as he can exploring his world in the cycle of baby, toddler, child, teen & man ____________________________________________ The pic is one I took of Torin playing with a dictionary and I thought it was cute :)

Comments (8)

nativebaby

4:23PM | Tue, 19 October 2004

beautiful!!!

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cagewench

6:33PM | Tue, 19 October 2004

thank you :)

netsia

8:11PM | Tue, 19 October 2004

Your son is like mine was at that age, so full of life and curiosity. At 6, when given a Radio Shack Robot as a gift, he took it apart and made an alarm system for his bedroom door. Teachers used to say he was 'not paying attention'....my answer was 'don't bore him'. Gifted children are never easy BUT they are worth the effort.

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cagewench

9:06PM | Tue, 19 October 2004

:):):)

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