

And this drawing I found taped onto my bathroom cabinet:

I definitley think all his practicing is paying off. Unlike his first flower attempt, these are recognized by even the most casual observer as actual flowers. He seems to think that all of the world's problems can be erased by giving me flowers. If we had a rough day of disobeying, Finn tells me he will give me flowers. I don't know where he gets this from, because John rarely brings me flowers as a gift. I tell John it's a waste of money, and to just give me a bouquet of cash instead--I am hopelessly romantic:)
(or any hand-picked flower for that matter!)
Hey D, I like that my ancient old bike made it into your blog!! Its right behind you and Finn in the first shot. Hee hee, cute that Finn brings you flowers after he has been in trouble. It must just be something that boys instinctively know!
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ReplyDeleteBetween reading about your wonderful boys and seeing cute pictures and videos of Lorie's Henry, I want a boy so badly I think I might explode. :)
Oh, he's so cute! I especially love the "practice flowers". And the "thoweens". How else would a girl know they were roses?
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