Tonight was the Annual Mother/ Son night at our school. We went bowling. Andrew has been pumped about this all week. Every day he has been asking me how many more days. I love this age , it takes so little to please him.
We had a couple of stops before the big event. Poor kid it must have felt like an eternity. As you can see from the look on his face when we finally got there he was delighted. I love his ability to be as goofy as possible. Of course the best part about bowling isn't really the bowling but the games. Since we have sworn off electronics at home, he really looses all control when he gets to play video games. Seriously this kid was practically foaming at the mouth.
He could care less if he was about six inches to short to play this game. Just scoot all the way down in the seat so you can reach the petals. You can't see where you're going like this , but when you're going a buck fifty that may be a good thing.There was a moment tonight when I flashed ahead to his college years. They dimmed the lights on the bowling lanes and blasted the music. My son turns around and yells at the top of his lungs, THIS PARTY ROCKS! The next image I got in my mind was Andrew smashing a beer can on his forehead. Immediate note to self: local college, no dorm , absolutely no fraternity.
We came home with left over cupcakes and spiderman rings. As I was washing my face, The Little Man came to the door and told me he loved me. What else can I ask for on mother / son night...
8 comments:
Can't ask for more!
Ok...sooo disappointed that you got no pictures of the two of you. On to other things now...that college flash you had, I have had one of those with my middle daughter Emma. We were out at the river a year ago and she was sitting on my cousins shoulders in the water and raised her arms up in the air and "woo hoo". All I could think of was Girls Gone Wild!!! Lastly, I am so addicted to that Smile song that always plays on your blog when I first log on. I love it!!
Aw how sweet!
Smashing a beer can into his head - LOL!! Sometimes I think about what things would be like if Sammi was a typically developing child, and I'm grateful that I won't have to worry about stuff like that. Maybe...I guess we never know, though, right? hahahaha
He's adorable! Glad it was such a fun night!
How fun!!
LOL about the "local college" thing...I'm sure he'll have something to say about that when he gets to that age!
how great!!! hope can you not be smiling everyday with kids like that to make the day brighter. :-)
Heart melting right now... so sweet!
Sounds like a perfect night!
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