Jack has recently been considering several future careers. Here are a few of the possibilities so far:
Policeman
He and "The Boys" (a.k.a. Bailey and Bryson, his cousins) had this notorious criminal (also known as my dad or "Doodah") surrounded in no time. Please note that at 14 months Jack is trying to ride the scooter. More on this later in the post
Scout
Fearless in high places, he thinks he might have a future in scouting out safe areas to hold barbecues and pitch tents.
Off-Road Racer
Shortly after this was taken, he followed Jeff back out into the garage and climbed up on the 4-wheeler (his cousin's) all by himself. The boy is mesmerized by ANYTHING motorized. Motorcycles. Scooters. Four-wheelers. Lawn mowers. We are in so much trouble...
Doctor
Every time he goes to the doctor (which is, unfortunately, pretty often), he wants to play with the instruments, stethoscopes, etc. FINALLY, his lung specialist's P.A. gave him her stethoscope and then let him play with this nose-looker-inner-thingy (yes, that's the technical name). Oh joy! She also helped us set up an action plan for handling his asthma, and gave us a prescription for an inhaler that will make treatment time a little easier. Yippee!
Archaeologist
I don't think I really need to say anything about this one...
Policeman
He and "The Boys" (a.k.a. Bailey and Bryson, his cousins) had this notorious criminal (also known as my dad or "Doodah") surrounded in no time. Please note that at 14 months Jack is trying to ride the scooter. More on this later in the post
Scout
Fearless in high places, he thinks he might have a future in scouting out safe areas to hold barbecues and pitch tents.
Off-Road Racer
Shortly after this was taken, he followed Jeff back out into the garage and climbed up on the 4-wheeler (his cousin's) all by himself. The boy is mesmerized by ANYTHING motorized. Motorcycles. Scooters. Four-wheelers. Lawn mowers. We are in so much trouble...
Doctor
Every time he goes to the doctor (which is, unfortunately, pretty often), he wants to play with the instruments, stethoscopes, etc. FINALLY, his lung specialist's P.A. gave him her stethoscope and then let him play with this nose-looker-inner-thingy (yes, that's the technical name). Oh joy! She also helped us set up an action plan for handling his asthma, and gave us a prescription for an inhaler that will make treatment time a little easier. Yippee!
Archaeologist
I don't think I really need to say anything about this one...
1 comment:
How did your son get Elijah Woods Eyes and Harrison Ford's style? Very suspicious...
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